Explicit (Orienting) Information

Aspects: Sensing (Se, Si) and Logic (Te, Ti)

Explicit information is objective, surface-level data that can be measured, recorded, and verified. Because it deals with tangible parameters—such as dimensions, structures, and formulas—it provides a "foothold" for the psyche. If you describe an object as "5 meters long," the information is universal and definable.

When encountering explicit information, the psyche adopts an Orienting stance. It acts as a cartographer, standing apart from the phenomenon to establish coordinates, define boundaries, and navigate the field.

• Se (Extraverted Sensing): Orients by force and boundaries; navigating the field of pressure and dominance.

• Si (Introverted Sensing): Orients by environmental parameters; calibrating comfort, stability, and internal states.

• Te (Extraverted Logic): Orients by efficiency and action; mapping what works and how to organize it.

• Ti (Introverted Logic): Orients by law and structure; identifying the underlying scheme or rule.