Appendices
Appendix A: Quick Reference to 256 Personality and Action Prototypes - The Elemental Periodic Table
Introduction: this appendix offers readers a complete, quick-reference AGT elemental periodic table. The list is not meant to turn personality into rigid labels. It should be read as a map of possibilities or an inspiration generator. Each prototype represents a dynamic attractor inside AGT's four-dimensional topological space. Its real meaning lies not only in its own description, but also in the endless chemical reactions that may arise between it and other prototypes.
How to Use This Table
Code structure: [Idea (I) - Form (II) - Execution (III) - Reception (IV)]
Module guide: A - Architect, N - Discipline (NPC), P - Player, V - Lurker.
Prototype naming: each prototype is given a mnemonic figure, drawn from history, literature, or contemporary character types.
Family I: [1-X-X-X] Descendants of Plato, Founders of Order
Code
Prototype Name
One-Sentence Introduction
[1-1-1-1]
Utopian Tyrant (for example, Robespierre)
Beginning from an ideal blueprint, and through harsh legislation and precise execution, this prototype attempts to build a perfect, self-justifying order.
[1-1-1-2]
Dogmatic Technocrat
Able to design and build perfectly, but only repeats and reinforces existing conclusions, lacking the capacity for reflection and iteration.
[1-1-1-3]
The Design God Who Retires after Completion
After completing a perfect project, this prototype remains immersed in the joy of creation and no longer seeks further meaning or improvement.
[1-1-1-4]
Creator of Middle-earth (for example, Tolkien)
Creates a grand blueprint, lays out detailed laws for it, constructs an entire world with engineer-like precision, and finally reflects on that creation in a scholarly way.
[1-1-2-1]
Emperor of Unification (for example, Qin Shi Huang)
Holds a grand blueprint of unification and establishes harsh laws for it, requiring the entire empire to obey like an army, and finally solidifies this centralized model as a political legacy for later generations.
[1-1-2-2]
Emperor of the Assembly Line (for example, Henry Ford)
Designs the assembly-line production model and requires workers to obey this efficient system like machines, after which the production model itself is reproduced without reflection.
[1-1-2-3]
Head of the Brave New World (for example, Mustapha Mond)
Designs the perfect Brave New World and its laws, lets citizens obey happily like NPCs, and enjoys the godlike pleasure of rule.
[1-1-2-4]
Philosopher-King (for example, Plato's ideal)
Conceives the ideal republic, creates detailed laws for philosopher-king rule, requires absolute obedience from the guardian class, and finally reflects philosophically on the ideal republic itself.
[1-1-3-1]
Pragmatic Revolutionary (for example, Lenin)
Carries an ideal blueprint and a legal framework, but is flexible at the level of execution, daring to take risks and improvise, and finally solidifies successful experience into a new law.
[1-1-3-2]
Alchemist of Power (for example, Machiavelli)
Designs a cold theory of sovereign power, advises rulers to act with cunning and opportunism, and lets followers treat that technique of power as doctrine.
[1-1-3-3]
Prometheus the Fire-Stealer
Holds the ideal of bringing light to humanity, designs a careful plan for it, acts at enormous risk in defiance of divine will, and purely enjoys the pleasure of benefiting humanity.
[1-1-3-4]
Caesar of the Unity of Knowledge and Action
Holds a blueprint for a new order and makes careful strategy, but acts as a great adventurer in execution and finally reflects on his own achievements.
[1-1-4-1]
Social Engineer (for example, Comte)
Designs social experiments, observes their operation without intervention, and finally legislates on the basis of observation, attempting to transform society scientifically.
[1-1-4-2]
Editor-in-Chief of the Ministry of Truth (1984)
Serves an absolute ideological blueprint, formulates the rules for falsifying history, and works by recording a reality that meets the Party's needs while making the public accept it blindly.
[1-1-4-3]
Director of The Truman Show (Christof)
Designs the absolute rules of Truman's world, then observes the reality show he created from a control room with great interest, enjoying the pleasure of playing God.
[1-1-4-4]
Geometric God (for example, Spinoza)
Builds a metaphysical system through geometric method, deduces and observes its necessary conclusions in a completely impersonal way, and finally reaches pure philosophical understanding.
Subfamily [1-2-X-X]: Bureaucrats of Ideas. They carry a grand blueprint inside, but the way they realize it is through rigid adherence to existing rules.
Code
Prototype Name
One-Sentence Introduction
[1-2-1-1]
Ambitious Department Head
Has a grand plan for reforming a department, but can only advance it by creating more and more detailed rules and requiring subordinates to execute them precisely.
[1-2-1-2]
Dogmatic Technocrat
Believes technology can solve everything, but implements it through outdated administrative procedures and blindly trusts official reports.
[1-2-1-3]
Planner Who Enjoys Procedure
Loves making plans and becomes absorbed in the sense of order and control produced by following and executing those plans.
[1-2-1-4]
Bound Prometheus
Has the great ideal of stealing fire, but is bound by the shackles of the system, able to act only in extremely limited and precise ways, while reflecting eternally on their own powerlessness.
[1-2-2-1]
Loyal Executive Officer
Believes the superior's blueprint is perfect, strictly follows existing regulations, and requires subordinates to execute them without compromise.
[1-2-2-2]
Surveyor K. beneath the Castle (Kafka)
Believing in the supreme law of the castle, he tried to reach out to it by following its absurd, repetitive bureaucratic procedures.
[1-2-2-3]
An old employee of the status quo.
The ideal of reform has existed, but has long been used to the orderly process and has found a sense of numbing comfort in this daily mechanical exercise.
[1-2-2-4]
Don Quijote in the system.
The ambition of reform can only be followed by rigid bureaucratic procedures and, ultimately, by a desperate reflection on the gap between vision and reality.
[1-2-3-1]
The Reformers of the Gap.
With a blueprint for change, but trapped in rigid institutions, he chose to take risks and game in the grey area of the rules, trying to turn a successful "special case" into a new "regulation".
[1-2-3-2]
Office Political Player
There was a clear blueprint for promotion, but he had achieved it in the form of various collusive, speculative games within the existing bureaucratic system.
[1-2-3-3]
Bureaucracies seeking stimulus
Tired of the job itself, but looking for opportunities to take risks and "play fire" in rigid processes enjoys the pleasure of testing on the edge of the rules.
[1-2-3-4]
The banker of Shawshank.
With the ultimate conviction of freedom, within the rigid system of prisons, salvation is achieved through decades of elaborate and risky layouts.
[1-2-4-1]
Policy Researcher
Believing in an ideal policy model, the report was prepared by examining the implementation of existing policies in an attempt to influence new legislation.
[1-2-4-2]
Internal auditors
With the idea that the company should operate perfectly, problems are identified by reviewing and observing the company's daily processes and by requiring the relevant departments to blindly adopt their audit reports.
[1-2-4-3]
A reformer who sits on his eyes.
There are ambitious plans for reform, but they do not take risks at first hand, but rather observe the functioning of the system with indifference and enjoy intellectual superiority.
[1-2-4-4]
A watchman in history.
Believing that human history has an ultimate good goal, he can only confirm his conviction by observing and recording the process of history, and engage in a philosophical reflection of the current suffering.
Asian [1-3-X]: The Subverters of Ideas have a clear blueprint for order in their hearts, but it is achieved in a way that is anti-conventional, full of chaos and games.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[1-3-1-1]
Architectic anarchists.
The vision of an ideal society without government undermines the existing order by creating chaos and demands that followers accurately implement their subversive plans.
[1-3-1-2]
Marcel Duchamp.
With the idea of subverting the concept of "art", followers are mechanically imitating their "anti-art" posture by sending urinals to "play" rules such as exhibitions.
[1-3-1-3]
Master of pranks.
To design a perfect, ambitious prank plan to be implemented by playing with social rules and to enjoy the confusion and consternation that its precise implementation brings.
[1-3-1-4]
Caucasian in Athens.
The pursuit of the ultimate idea of "truth", by constantly questioning and "playing" the ideas of others in the streets, creates confusion and martyrdom for its subversive philosophy.
[1-3-2-1]
V-Vendetta
A political blueprint for regime subversion, organized by conspiracy and unpredictable methods, demands that accomplices obey the plan as soldiers.
[1-3-2-2]
A cult leader.
To promote an ultimate idea of the end of the day or salvation, to organize believers through spiritual control and anti-conventional games, demanding their absolute obedience.
[1-3-2-3]
King of the Fight Club.
The "Zero" project, which destroys consumer civilization, was conceived to organize followers by creating anti-social games, such as the Fight Club, and to require members to carry out sabotage tasks mechanically.
[1-3-2-4]
The Crusader's Frenzy Knight.
The formation of the army in a chaotic and plundering manner, with the ideal of the religious liberation of Al-Quds Al-Sharif, demands that the soldiers be absolutely obedient to religion and leaders.
[1-3-3-1]
A messy Messiah.
Propagating an ideal of salvation for the ultimate order, destroying the old world by inciting mobs and creating chaos, and attempting to declare chaos itself a new "law".
[1-3-3-2]
Pure revolutionaries.
Faith in the ideal of a revolution, which can be achieved only through constant struggle and chaos, acts as a constant adventure and game, and requires comrades to believe blindly in this ongoing revolution.
[1-3-3-3]
The Joker.
His idea is to prove that "disorder is the essence of the world", and he practices it through a series of game-like, high-risk crimes and simply enjoys the anarchy it brings.
[1-3-3-4]
Dadaist artist.
The ultimate purpose of believing in art is "infinity", expressed through all kinds of absurd, random and game-like behaviour on the stage and, ultimately, through a nihilistic reflection of this meaningless carnival.
[1-3-4-1]
Radical social critics
There is a clear vision of the ideal society, which exposes and mocks the absurdity of the existing system by writing provocative and game-like articles and attempts to influence legislation through these criticisms.
[1-3-4-2]
Weaver of conspiracy theory.
Believe in an ambitious "blueprint" on the secret control of the world, constructs its own theory by "playing" scattered evidence and logic and demands that followers accept it without thinking.
[1-3-4-3]
Behavioural artists
The idea of challenging social taboos, designing performances in a game-like, unpredictable way, and then implementing them in a way that alienates and resembles social experiments.
[1-3-4-4]
Legislators of cynicism.
The belief that human beings should return to the concept of "natural" makes a mockery of social norms through all sorts of appalling games on the streets and eventually becomes a complete expression of their own philosophy of life.
Asian [1-4-X]: The Archaeologists of Ideas believe in the existence of an ideal order, but the way to find it is to look backwards, by observing and studying historical archives.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[1-4-1-1]
Planners of cultural renaissance
Believe in the perfect model of ancient civilization, rebuild it through research and try to rebuild it accurately in the modern age in engineering.
[1-4-1-2]
Fundamentalists
Convinced that the ancient scriptures contain the ultimate truth, they build the teachings by examining them, and they ask the believers to follow the old law mechanically and blindly.
[1-4-1-3]
History Recovery
Enormous of a certain period of history, attempts to accurately restore, through archaeology and research, the scenes and techniques of life at that time and enjoy the pleasure of "re-emerging" history.
[1-4-1-4]
The Prophet of Conservatism.
It is believed that the ideal social order exists in historical traditions, is articulated through research, its reasoning is precise and profoundly reflective of tradition and change.
[1-4-2-1]
A loyal historian.
Believing that the Dynasty was the rule of God, it had proved its legitimacy by studying history and had demanded that its subordinates should implement its historical principles.
[1-4-2-2]
Historic decisionr.
Convinced of some sort of historical decision, studying history in order to find evidence consistent with its theory and requiring its followers to mechanize their adherence to that framework.
[1-4-2-3]
Patriotist educator
With the concept of "national supremacy", a narrative is constructed through selective research and presentation of history, and students are required to receive it as soldiers.
[1-4-2-4]
Moral spectrograph (e.g. Nietzsche)
The philosophy blueprint of "superhuman" is designed to construct its doctrine through an examination of the history of morality, requiring followers to "reassess all values" like soldiers and to bear alone their historical discoveries.
[1-4-3-1]
History inventor.
There is a blueprint for building national myths, creating a hero's epic through a game of "research" and "mixing" of history and trying to transform it into a new national education bill.
[1-4-3-2]
Alternative history novelists.
Believe in the existence of "truths" that have been overshadowed by mainstream history, by studying wild history, reshaping history in a game-like manner, allowing readers to follow the protagonists in high-risk decryption adventures.
[1-4-3-3]
The Renaissance Man
Believe in the perfect ideals of classical art, build methods through research, but create venture innovations with a humanist spirit and enjoy the pleasure of retrogression and innovation.
[1-4-3-4]
Psychohistorians (like Harry Sheaton)
The ultimate blueprint of "psychological history" was conceived, and through observational modelling of historical data, the core action was to establish the high-risk "Millennium Gaming" of the "base" and to reflect deeply.
[1-4-4-1]
An archaeologist of knowledge.
Believe in the "knowledge-type" models behind society, reveal them by observing historical archives in an "archaeological" form, and try to turn this into a new basis for social diagnosis.
[1-4-4-2]
A bookmaker.
The belief that the truth already exists in the Scriptures of the past, his work is to construct his own theoretical system by reading and observing them on a continuous basis, and to ask the reader to accept the authority of the quotation.
[1-4-4-3]
History.
There was a pure, unwieldy obsession with the past itself, building knowledge through immersion in research and observation of history, and enjoying a sense of isolation from history.
[1-4-4-4]
An absolute mind clerk.
The "absolute spirit" was conceived through the ultimate blueprint of history's self-enactment, through the dialectic of the "observation" of the entire world's history, and ultimately claimed to have completed the ultimate reflection.
Group II: [2-X-X] Eichmann's colleagues (the faithful enforcers) are "first thrusts" of their actions derived from an external and unquestionable "directive".
Asian [2-1-X]: Passive designers (The Commissioned Designers) accept the mission passively, but plan it proactively and in an architect manner.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[2-1-1-1]
Chief Architect of the Empire.
Having accepted the ambitious task of the Head of State, he has devised a precise architectural blueprint for this purpose, requiring precise construction and eventually making "legislation" a universal warning.
[2-1-1-2]
Gold Film Producer
Accepting the commercial task of "making a selling film", a "formula" production process was designed and blindly believed that the formula would work forever.
[2-1-1-3]
Michelangelo, entrusted.
Accepting the Pope ' s or Haumen ' s creative mission, he designed a blueprint of the immortal art, seeking great precision and perfection in his creation and enjoying the pleasure of completing the masterpiece.
[2-1-1-4]
Hired urban planners.
Having accepted the Government's task of urban renewal, it has designed a functional top-down planning programme for this purpose, as well as a modernist philosophical reflection on its own "light cities".
[2-1-2-1]
Chief of General Staff, Prussia.
The King ' s operational orders were accepted, for which precise mobilization plans and military rules were drawn up, and the entire army was required to obey them as a machine.
[2-1-2-2]
Chief of Prison
The task was to "maintain order", for which he had devised an efficient and dehumanizing set of rules of governance and believed that they were justice in themselves.
[2-1-2-3]
Mother Tiger.
The social task of "letting the child succeed" was accepted, for which very strict rules of military family education were established, requiring the child to be absolutely obedient.
[2-1-2-4]
Great judge.
The mission was "to save humanity" by designing a system of domination that deprived people of their liberty, gave them happiness and defended their cold-blooded philosophy.
[2-1-3-1]
Head of the secret police.
A secret order to "clean up the internal enemy" was accepted, for which a plan of capture and interrogation, full of deception, games and adventures, was designed.
[2-1-3-2]
The father of reality show.
The task of "Creating ratings" was taken up, with the design of a set of reality show rules with social experiments and human games, allowing participants to perform at high risk.
[2-1-3-3]
Smart mercenary captain.
In response to the assumption of the Golden Master ' s combat tasks, a flexible, fluid and methodical combat programme was designed to lead the operations of his men at high risk.
[2-1-3-4]
♪ Bad genius playwright ♪
Driven by a vague command of revenge, it has designed a brilliant, gaming plan of destruction and ultimately a philosophical silence.
[2-1-4-1]
CIA Intelligence Analyst
Having been given the task of "assessing foreign threats", a complex set of intelligence gathering and analysis models has been designed for reporting through non-intrusive observation.
[2-1-4-2]
He's a history examiner.
By accepting the sovereign's order to "scrutinise by history", he designed a set of historical rules centred on Confucian history and completed history books through "objective records".
[2-1-4-3]
The director of the natural documentary.
Having accepted the public task of "showing nature's beauty", it designed an ambitious photography plan and observation angle, and then recorded the beautiful nature in a non-interventional manner.
[2-1-4-4]
Theologian defending faith (e.g. Aquina)
By accepting the task of "conciliating faith and reason", an ambitious philosophies system has been created, implemented in the form of alienated text analysis and logic.
Asian [2-2-X-X]: The Pure Execution Machine (the Execution Machine) not only passively accepted the mission, but also achieved it in a way that was completely routine and followed established procedures.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[2-2-1-1]
Perfect bureaucracy.
Acquiring orders, following the process, requiring the subordinates to execute it accurately and ultimately archiving the results as the basis for the new process.
[2-2-1-2]
A mass inspector on the water line.
The task is to "check the product", follow a regular inspection process, judge by precise criteria and be blindly convinced that qualified reports are everything.
[2-2-1-3]
A model manager at a fast food restaurant.
Strict implementation of the operations manual of the head office requires staff to operate with precision and enjoy the satisfaction of the door shop operating efficiently and obtaining "monthly best".
[2-2-1-4]
Accountants
Following accounting standards, the accounts are processed accurately and the final financial statements are subject to a purely numerical and unethical examination.
[2-2-2-1]
Spartan heavy infantry.
Accepting the sole mission of "protecting the state of the city", its tactics and actions strictly follow the discipline of the PFDJ and ultimately internalize this absolute obedience into honour.
[2-2-2-2]
Modden era workers.
The flood, which was thrown into industrial production, turned its body and spirit into a screwdriver on the waterline, with all its dimensions completely "NPCized".
[2-2-2-3]
Zombies in The Walking Dead.
Driven by an unconscious, primitive "eating person" instinct, its actions are repetitive, mechanical and enjoy purely the original pleasure of fulfilling the instinct.
[2-2-2-4]
A deeply hypnotized performer.
The instructions of the hypnotist were received on stage, the instructions were strictly followed and, ultimately, a "philosophical" (but actually implanted) interpretation of their behaviour was applied in an unconscious state.
[2-2-3-1]
Roman gladiators.
Forced to accept the fate of "war for survival" and to follow the rules and training methods of the gladiatorial arenas, but in every duel there is an improvisational game at stake.
[2-2-3-2]
Professional athletes bound by rules
The goal is to "win the game", to follow the tactics and rules of the game set by the coach, to engage in intense games on the field and to be asked to believe blindly in the slogans of the coach and team.
[2-2-3-3]
Network Game Proxy
In order to accomplish the task of "golding" or "upgrading", following the most efficient game process, repeated, but random, "brushing" behaviour is carried out, with an immediate reward for achieving the goal.
[2-2-3-4]
Happy Ciphers.
In a forced and eternal cycle of futility, freedom is found through body games and philosophical reflection.
[2-2-4-1]
Security Guard at the Security Control Centre
The task is to "monitor" and follow a regular workflow, observe screens in a non-intrusive manner and, when anomalies are detected, comply with prescribed legislation (reported).
[2-2-4-2]
Operator of Google Book Scanning Program
The task of "scanting all books" was accepted, following the scanned norms, carrying out the work mechanically and observantly, and blindly believing that the digital archives they created were objective and complete.
[2-2-4-3]
Birdwatcher
For the sake of hobbies or assignments, the fixed method of bird observation is followed, recorded in a non-disturbing manner, and the pleasure of seeing rare birds is enjoyed.
[2-2-4-4]
El Hussel.
The task of "back to the thing" follows the strict methodological approach of "suspension" and "reversion", looking at the phenomenon of consciousness in a purely observant manner and ultimately carrying out a profound philosophical summary.
Asian [2-3-X]: The liberated puppets accepted a passive mission or role, but it was achieved in an improvising, chaotic and gaming manner.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[2-3-1-1]
Methodological actors (e.g. Marlon Brando)
He accepted the role given to him by the script, but he designed a whole new and in-house logic of action for the role through improvisation and experience.
[2-3-1-2]
A jazz improvist.
The mission was "to play a song", but he did so by conducting an improvisational solo of rules on the established and sound structure.
[2-3-1-3]
Street artists (e.g. Banks)
The urge to "express dissent" was accepted, challenging the rules of public space through illegal, game-like creations in cities.
[2-3-1-4]
Master Zheng.
The mission is to preach, but he is to break the mindset of his students and reflect on a "no words" approach by playing games that are unpredictable, such as drinking and cross-examination.
[2-3-2-1]
The champion of Survivors.
To accept the task of "living to the end", to organize small groups through a variety of unpredictable social games, such as alliances, betrayals and deception, and to demand absolute obedience from allies.
[2-3-2-2]
Guerrilla leader (e.g. Che Guevara)
Accepting the revolutionary mission of "liberating the country", using informal, game-like guerrilla tactics against the enemy and demanding that its ranks be absolutely subject to revolutionary discipline.
[2-3-2-3]
The gang leader.
He was given the land and the task assigned by the boss to maintain rule through street violence, gambling and improvisational power games and to demand absolute obedience from his subordinates.
[2-3-2-4]
♪ God's female warrior ♪
Driven by the sacred NPC directive, the whole history was broken with player-style subversive energy.
[2-3-3-1]
Rebel teenagers.
He was given the social task of "learning well", but he challenged the rules through constant pranks and irregularities and tried to establish a new rule in his own circle.
[2-3-3-2]
Network sprayer/magican
By accepting some kind of inflammatory ideology and attacking opponents through online games such as provocations, verbal abuse and playing with logic, actions are risky.
[2-3-3-3]
The ugly corner of improvisation.
Within the framework of the fixed role assigned, maximum freedom and vitality are found through improvisation, games and adventure.
[2-3-3-4]
The god of love, Cupid.
The mission was "to make people love", which was done by random, game-like arrows, whose actions were full of unpredictable gambling and super-observation of the love tragedy he had created.
[2-3-4-1]
Gold undercover.
Accepting the task of "infiltration into a criminal organization" requires gaining trust through improvising, high-risk games while documenting evidence in an alienated, observer posture.
[2-3-4-2]
An anthropologist in the field.
The task is "understanding the different cultures" and must be documented by participating in the lives of local people and playing their games, while maintaining the distance of a scientific observer.
[2-3-4-3]
Field correspondent.
The task is to "report on the war", and the cruelty of the war must be documented through non-interventional observations, at the same risk of life as a gambler.
[2-3-4-4]
A cynicist performer.
By accepting the philosophy of "living like a dog" and by performing games and challenging routines in public, he observed and mocked the world in an alienated manner.
Asian (2-4-X): The Passive Archivists have been given a mission, but it has been achieved by taking a step backwards and looking for answers through observation and research.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[2-4-1-1]
Law historian.
Accepting the task of "combating the evolution of a law", building a set of theories by observing historical jurisprudence and attempting to influence contemporary legislation.
[2-4-1-2]
A researcher in a conservative think tank.
The task of "advocacy for current policies" was taken up by observing historical data in order to find supportive evidence and to make its reports available to its audiences without reflection.
[2-4-1-3]
A pearl bookmaker.
The mission is to "rehabilitate the ancients", to design precise restoration programmes through observation and research and to enjoy a sense of satisfaction for the rebirth of historical treasures.
[2-4-1-4]
Commentators of the Jewish Code (Rabi)
The task is to "explain the law of interpretation", to construct its system of commentary through observation and research of the vast body of classics, and to conduct endless philosophical discussions of divine law and human reason.
[2-4-2-1]
Criminal Analyst
The task of "analysing crime patterns" was undertaken to find patterns by observing and collating mass case reports and to require subordinates to comply with their data-driven analysis findings.
[2-4-2-2]
A loyal philosophies.
The mission is "to prove the existence of God", and by observing and collating the works of the forebears, students are required to follow mechanically their cumbersome logic.
[2-4-2-3]
Intelligence wiretaps.
Accompanied by the "interception of enemy communications", followed a rigorous listening and recording process, carried out mechanically and enjoyed the incentive to intercept critical information.
[2-4-2-4]
Astronomer The Valley Blah.
The task of "mapping accurate astrographs" was accepted to collect data through decades of detailed astronomical observations and eventually leave the valuable data to later generations.
[2-4-3-1]
A treasure hunt designer for history
Took the task of "developing a play of music" to build a world view of the game by studying history and then allowing the player to explore and solve the mystery of high risks.
[2-4-3-2]
Author of a top-selling book (e.g. Dan Brown)
Took the task of "writing a best-selling novel" to construct an attractive adventure story by observing and collating history, art and conspiracy theories.
[2-4-3-3]
Antiquities identifier.
The task is to "identify the treasure", to be judged by careful observation and study of the details of the object, a process which is itself a risk-ridden game with the fraudster.
[2-4-3-4]
Archaeologist of the Grail.
Accepting the task of searching for sacred objects, identifying paths through academic research, is a courageous adventurer in implementation and constantly reflecting.
[2-4-4-1]
Detective novelist.
Took on the task of "recognizing a fiction of reasoning", conceiving the case through a keen observation of human nature and ultimately allowing her detectives to develop an excellent philosophical reasoning.
[2-4-4-2]
The editor of Wikipedia.
The task is "to create an objective note" by observing and collating various literatures, writing as a recorder and requiring readers to accept its neutrality.
[2-4-4-3]
The hermit of Lake Walden.
The call for a "return to nature" was accepted, and the idea was put into practice through long, detailed natural observations and life experiments, enjoying the pleasure of isolation.
[2-4-4-4]
Librarian of Barbados (Borges)
The mission is "knowledge at the end of the universe", which, through constant observation and search for unlimited books, leads to dazzling philosophical reflections of knowledge, infiniteness and vanity.
Community III: [3-X-X] Don Quijote partners (aggressive actors)
The "first thrust" of its actions stems from an impulse of improvisation, a direct game or a passionate adventure.
Asian [3-1-X-X]: The Alchemists of Chaos begin with an impulse or a game and then try to establish rules and order for this confusing experience.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[3-1-1-1]
Subversive entrepreneurs (e.g. Jobs)
Proceeding from a game-like idea, an extremely demanding code of aesthetics for products has been designed and requires precise implementation by engineers.
[3-1-1-2]
Politicians transformed from guerrillas.
Starting with an adventurous revolution and following its success, a rigid set of rules for the functioning of the State for the ideals of its revolution has been devised, requiring people to believe blindly.
[3-1-1-3]
Turning love into a career.
Out of pure love and play, a career began and, after success, a standardized and sophisticated production process was designed to expand production.
[3-1-1-4]
Rethinking artists
Starting with an improvising, dynamic creative impulse, then trying to construct an ambitious aesthetic theory for this accidental creation.
[3-1-2-1]
King of the pirate republic.
Starting with a series of successful maritime robberies, an effective "piracy code" has been developed for their own pirate teams and their crews have been asked to comply with it.
[3-1-2-2]
Founder of the street gang.
Starting with street fighting and territorial competition, a set of rules on loyalty, hierarchies and rituals has gradually been established for their own gangs, requiring their members to obey absolutely.
[3-1-2-3]
Professional poker player.
From countless table games, a set of its own "winner system" and "discipline" was drawn up and demanded that it be strictly followed, like soldiers.
[3-1-2-4]
Spartacus.
Starting with a life-sustaining uprising of gladiators, the slave army was gradually organized and disciplined, demanding that the insurgents obey military orders.
[3-1-3-1]
Anarchists
Starting with an impulsive street operation, the principles of struggle, such as "continuing action", have gradually been drawn up and implemented in an ongoing, high-risk game.
[3-1-3-2]
The creator of meme on the Internet
Starting with a funny, improvising idea, a form of "stuff" that is easy to communicate and imitate, and then watching millions of netizens participate in the game of viral transmission.
[3-1-3-3]
A pioneer in the extreme movement.
Starting with an adventure that challenges the limits, a set of tricks and rules has gradually been invented for this new movement, whose implementation has been fraught with constant adventures and self-excess.
[3-1-3-4]
Outsiders exist.
Started with an unmotivated impulse, and then, at trial, was forced to build a (albeit passive) philosophy of life for themselves.
[3-1-4-1]
Editor of oral history
Starting with an in-depth, improvising field survey, these live and confused oral materials are organized into a clearly structured set of academic works.
[3-1-4-2]
City legends.
Starting with a story of the acclaimed stimuli, making them jealous, designing more contagious "rules", and then watching how the legend spreads like a virus.
[3-1-4-3]
The reality show champion.
Winning in a reality show full of games and improvisations, and then designing its own success stories into a set of "success stories" theories that are disseminated through books, speeches, etc.
[3-1-4-4]
An inventor with a letter.
Starting with a record of his daily thoughts and behaviour, a random, game-like record, a completely new form of literature and a code of thought has gradually been created and a pioneering philosophical reflection of the contradictions of humanity has been carried out.
Asian [3-2-X-X]: The Tamed Stallions aspire to freedom, improvisation and adventure within themselves, but it is achieved by following established and routine procedures.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[3-2-1-1]
# Called #
It starts with a rush to pay for favors, but its organizational form is gradually imitating and eventually subjugating to bureaucratic red tape.
[3-2-1-2]
A contestant from a rock star.
Once subverted by rebellion and improvisation, they are now following the rigid process of commercial show shows, requiring the players to imitate the "success model" precisely.
[3-2-1-3]
A once-abundant, today's big company manager.
Starting with a passionate impulse to start a business, the company has grown into a rigid, layered approval management process and enjoys the comfort of stability.
[3-2-1-4]
A later romantic poet.
Early on, the poetry revolution began with an improvisation with nature, but later in life gradually reverted to conservative, programmatic creations and ideas and reflected on the passion of youth.
[3-2-2-1]
A war-torn veteran.
Once a life-sustaining "player", who fought on the battlefield, unable to adapt to a peaceful life after the war, continued to follow rigid discipline within the security system.
[3-2-2-2]
The inventor on the water line.
Starting with an improvising impulse to try to improve the workflow, his innovation was suppressed by a bureaucratic management system, which eventually opted for abandonment and mechanical submission to the operational manual.
[3-2-2-3]
A gambler after losing.
Having enjoyed the excitement of gambling and the pleasure of playing, after losing everything, he had to do a mechanical, repetitive and risk-free job to survive.
[3-2-2-4]
Amended Alex.
Once a "player" with a purely violent expediency, transformed by "aversion therapy" into a "good man" who can't do evil and who is mechanically obedient, and who has made painful reflections on his own free will.
[3-2-3-1]
Street basketball for the official game. Hands.
Starting with creative street basketball, forced to learn and follow rigid tactical formulas in order to participate in formal competitions, high-risk improvisation continues at critical times.
[3-2-3-2]
Independent director of the system
Starting with independent creations of passion and personal styles, commercial film production processes and censorship had to be followed in order to obtain investment, but there were still risk-taking attempts in the shooting.
[3-2-3-3]
A comedian trapped in a trap.
Once famous for improvising and offensive performances, they have gradually relied on a fixed market-tested "success track" to maintain commercial value.
[3-2-3-4]
Galactic smugglers.
Acting intuitively and speculativeally, but having to follow the rigid "business rules" of the underground world and the debt relationship, life is about finding a balance between risk and rules.
[3-2-4-1]
The detective consultant who got off the line.
Formerly an intuitive and risk-taking "player" who retired, followed a police advisory process and guided his younger generation by observing and analysing files.
[3-2-4-2]
The hackers.
Once arrested, "players", who used to be pleased with the challenge system, began working for the Government or for large companies to avoid prison, following strict confidentiality and work processes and looking for system loopholes through observation.
[3-2-4-3]
An explorer writing memoirs.
Used to be an adventurer in unknown areas, in late life, following the publishing industry process, enjoying the pleasure of being a legend by remembering and documenting his past.
[3-2-4-4]
A saint who repents.
Early on, a "player" who was obsessed with secular pleasure and philosophical games, following a dramatic conversion, followed the teachings of the Church and wrote the Penitentiaries through deep self-observation and reflection.
Asian [3-3-X-X]: The Pure Players are not only improvising, but also organized in such a way as to reflect pure confusion and vitality.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[3-3-1-1]
Founder of the successful improvisation group.
Starting with a successful improvisation game, these games themselves are gradually summarized and designed as a set of "acts of improvisation" that can be taught and replicated.
[3-3-1-2]
The star command of the Electric Professionals.
From the games of countless games, it emerges that its own improvisation of the game is translated into tactical instructions that the team must follow and requires teammates to implement mechanically.
[3-3-1-3]
Founder of the Runway.
Starting with game-like, improvising interactions with the urban environment, these actions are being systematized, regulated and each is accurately implemented to avoid harm.
[3-3-1-4]
Go Qinggen, master of chess
Chess begins with genius, breaking the conventional instincts and games, bringing revolutionary new rules to the old chess game through "new layouts" and profound reflection on the universe on board.
[3-3-2-1]
The common pirates of the golden age of pirates.
Driven by the desire for wealth and freedom, pirate groups are organized in an ad hoc manner as "the law of the jungle", acting in absolute compliance with the captain's orders.
[3-3-2-2]
The panty man in the French Revolution.
The revolution's passion was set in motion by a chaotic street politics and club operating blindly under the slogan of revolutionary leaders such as the Jacobis.
[3-3-2-3]
Las Vegas.
Out of a pure pursuit of stimulation, the casino, in an environment full of game and disorder, acts mechanically and repeatedly to carry out its own "lucky" ritual.
[3-3-2-4]
Juicy Jubilee.
Driven by primitive impulses of life to join in the carnival of the Dinosaurs, their behaviour breaks all social norms and obeys the call of the Dinosaurs in their madness.
[3-3-3-1]
Wall Street dealer.
His world view was a never-ending financial market game, and his capital was organized in a high-risk, speculative way, acting in a timeless adventure.
[3-3-3-2]
He's a fan of reality show.
Participation in programmes is purely for the sake of challenge and stimulation, in which improvising, game-like adventures are constantly carried out and blindly believes in the slogan "Challengeing oneself".
[3-3-3-3]
Don Quixote forever.
His vision, form, execution and acceptance were completely embedded in his own knight game, turning the world into a game full of surprises.
[3-3-3-4]
Easy Rider.
Life as a whole is a journey without blueprints, without fixed rules, on the road, and its actions are constantly risky and its reflections are instantaneous and partial.
[3-3-4-1]
War journalist (e.g. Robert Capa)
Careers begin with fearless impulses to war, always improvising on a chaotic battlefield to find the best spot to record the moment of war in a non-interventionist manner.
[3-3-4-2]
Undercover.
Entering a criminal gang with a player's mind, his entanglement with criminals was filled with improvisation and games, and he gathered evidence as an observer.
[3-3-4-3]
Professional Travellers/Explorers
Out of curiosity about the world, there was an unplanned, improvised travel around the world, and he recorded what he had seen as an observer.
[3-3-4-4]
♪ Rover Poet Homer ♪
The idea of epic stems from the convergence of improvisation stories, organized in the form of game-like cuttings, described from the perspective of an all-knowing observer, and ultimately in the form of immortal philosophical reflection.
Community III: [3-X-X] Don Quijote partners (aggressive actors)
Asian (3-4-X): The Rethinking Actors begin with action, but tend to organize and understand their actions through observation and reflection.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[3-4-1-1]
From champion to legend coach.
Starting with improvisation games on numerous occasions, after retirement, a system of self-service and tactical law was built by reviewing and analysing the video of the competition.
[3-4-1-2]
NGO officials in transition from activists
Starting with passionate street protests, and in order to make the movement more sustainable, research and analysis of past cases and the design of a more organized operational manual were initiated.
[3-4-1-3]
Food-eaters/Chefs (e.g. Anthony Borden)
Starting with an improvising quest for food and the world, unique insights are drawn up and presented in a precise manner through keen observation and reflection.
[3-4-1-4]
Old Tolstoy.
From the early years of war and games, through deep self-observation and moral reflection, an attempt was made to construct an absolute code of ethics on "violent resistance".
[3-4-2-1]
Experienced police chief.
Careers begin with improvisation on the streets and, after promotion, regulate police deployment through observation and analysis of past cases of oneself and subordinates.
[3-4-2-2]
Older people who have disciplined their personal experience
From the successes and failures of one's own life, a set of self-percepted "life experiences" was drawn up through observation and memory, and later generations were asked to accept them mechanically.
[3-4-2-3]
Artists used to repeat themselves.
Early years have been famous through an improvisation, and since then, through a retrospect and analysis of their own creations, a fixed set of creative "sets" has been implemented mechanically and repeatedly.
[3-4-2-4]
The soldier, the grandson.
The doctrine stems from a deep insight into the improvisation of countless real wars, which, through observation and summation, have resulted in an abstract and seemingly mechanical law of war.
[3-4-3-1]
Entrepreneurial mentor
Start with a successful, risk-taking entrepreneurial experience, by observing and summing up their own "tips of success" to advise and "methodize" subsequent entrepreneurs.
[3-4-3-2]
Net Red / Opinion Leader (KOL)
From a random, improvising creation of content, and then adjusting its content strategy through constant observation and analysis of traffic data, each publication is a gamble.
[3-4-3-3]
Military lovers on paper.
Enormous in war games and military history, and by studying and observing countless cases of war, building their own "perfect tactics" is carrying out virtual adventures in the sandshow.
[3-4-3-4]
Marco Polo.
Starting with a long journey to the east, it is through keen observation and documentation that what it sees and what it hears is written in a book of adventures and legends.
[3-4-4-1]
Explanatory Anthropologist (e.g. Gertz)
Starting with an in-depth field survey of different cultures, the theory of this culture is based on a detailed, non-intrusive observational approach, such as "deep mapping".
[3-4-4-2]
The autobiography writer.
From a life full of accidental and gaming experiences, a coherent and meaningful self-presentation is built by remembering and observing the course of life.
[3-4-4-3]
Naturalist writer (e.g. Zola)
The creation of "player" gestures that go deep into the bottom of society builds its own "naturalist" novels by observing and recording them as cold and objective as scientists.
[3-4-4-4]
Symptoms sociologist (e.g. Govman)
Research begins with a game-like intuitiveness to social interaction, constructs its own theory through extensive and detailed field observations, and ultimately engages in a pioneering philosophical reflection on social interaction, the "theater".
Group IV: [4-X-X] Holmes followers (cool observers) are all "first drivers" of their actions from a profound, alienated, world-viewing and information gathering.
Asian (4-1-X): The Designers of Observation obtain insights from detailed observations and in-depth analyses and then "translation" of these insights into a rigorous system, rule or theoretical framework.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[4-1-1-1]
Modern detective.
Starting with careful observation of the crime scene, a set of impeccable rules of reasoning were constructed to implement the case through precise logical evolution.
[4-1-1-2]
Big Data Scientist
Starting with observation of big user data, an algorithm model is designed to predict the behaviour of users and to give them blind confidence in their ability to predict.
[4-1-1-3]
High concept artists (e.g. Saul Levitte)
From a pure observation of form and logic, a set of "directives" for creation is conceived, which is then accurately implemented by an assistant or machine, enjoying the idea of materialization.
[4-1-1-4]
Critic philosopher (e.g. Kant)
Starting with a deep "observation" of human rationality, an a priori, universal system of law was built for knowledge, ethics and aesthetics.
[4-1-2-1]
Military theorists (e.g. Krausewitz)
Starting with observation and research into the history of countless wars, the laws of war, such as the Theory of War, have been summed up and designed to require generals to learn and obey as soldiers.
[4-1-2-2]
Designers of modern prisons (e.g., borderlines) I'm not sure.
From the observational question of "how best to monitor prisoners", a perfect surveillance model of "wide view prisons" was designed.
[4-1-2-3]
The owner/ Actuary of the casino
Through cold observation of gamblers ' behaviour and probabilities, a sophisticated set of rules of the game to ensure that casinos will always be profitable requires absolute compliance by both dealers and players.
[4-1-2-4]
Diagnosers of "the evil of mediocrity" (e.g. Arendt)
Starting with a profound observation of totalitarianism, the doctrine of "the evil of mediocrity" was constructed and the reader was asked to be alert and subject to the duty of "thinking".
[4-1-3-1]
Financial speculators (e.g. Soros)
A sharp look at global macroeconomics reveals the "reverse" patterns of the market, and thus devises a high-risk, game-like speculative strategy.
[4-1-3-2]
"Hacker"/Network Security Specialist
Starting with continuous observation of system gaps, an attack or defensive programme capable of "playing" a system is designed, and its actions are competitive.
[4-1-3-3]
Magician/Santalist
Through careful observation of audience psychology and attention mechanisms, a perfect, misleading and game-like set of performances has been designed and implemented with high-risk skills.
[4-1-3-4]
psychoanalytic theorist (e.g. Lacan)
Starting with a new "observation" of the Freud text, an extremely complex theoretical system and analytical rules of paradox and intellectual games were constructed.
[4-1-4-1]
Jane Jacobs in urban planning
Starting with a detailed view of urban street life, a set of "urban laws" was drawn up against ambitious planning and respect for organic growth.
[4-1-4-2]
Marketing master.
From observations of consumer behaviour, a "brand myth" or "market funnel" model was designed to be documented through various media.
[4-1-4-3]
The documentary director Adam Curtis.
From the observation and research of large video archives, an ambitious set of narratives about power, history and emotion was constructed and enjoyed the pleasure of building this intellectual landscape.
[4-1-4-4]
Language Terminator (e.g. Wittgenstein)
Starting with a deep "observation" of the limits of language and logic, a set of language rules designed to "disassemble" philosophical issues was constructed, and a final reflection was made on the boundaries between "saidable" and "non-spoken".
Asian (4-2-X): The Passive Interpreters begin with observations, but the way in which the observations are organized and handled follows established and regular procedures and dogmas.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[4-2-1-1]
Judges following jurisprudence
Starting with the observation of the evidence and testimony in the case, the form in which he handed down his judgement was strictly in accordance with the established legal provisions and jurisprudence.
[4-2-1-2]
A dogma doctor.
Starting with the observation of the patient ' s symptoms, he is diagnosed and treated in a way that strictly follows the standard procedure in the textbooks and requires nurses and patients to implement medical instructions with precision.
[4-2-1-3]
Old-school stock analyst.
By observing market data, the analytical method relied on a set of fixed, traditional valuation models, and he gave an accurate "buy-in/sale" recommendation.
[4-2-1-4]
The philosopher of the Institute.
Starting with the observation of the Bible and Aristotle texts, following a rigid three-part debate, the dogmatic philosophy of the existence of God "proves".
[4-2-2-1]
Underground analyst, intelligence agency.
Starting with observation of large volume listening and surveillance data, reports are prepared in accordance with a fixed intelligence analysis manual and subordinates are required to perform mechanical data collation.
[4-2-2-2]
"Good students" to be tested
Learning begins with a careful "observation" of teachers' books and textbooks, the way in which they organize their knowledge, perform their examinations and receive their results, the mechanical reproduction of standard answers and blind belief in them.
[4-2-2-3]
The paparazzi in the gossip column.
Starting with spying on and observation of celebrities, stories are written following the regular narratives of gossip magazines, carrying out a mechanical job of filming.
[4-2-2-4]
An ancient copywriter.
Starting with the observation of a manuscript, the working process is a mechanical reproduction word for word, the execution of which is absolute obedience and the preservation of the text in an unconscious manner.
[4-2-3-1]
Counsel in court.
Starting with the observation of all the evidence and witnesses in the case, the court followed the established and competitive process of debate, which was characterized by high-risk improvisation.
[4-2-3-2]
Sports interpreter.
Starting with observation of an ongoing game, there is a fixed pattern of sports, but it is full of improvising, gambler-like passions.
[4-2-3-3]
The cutter for the reality show.
Starting with observation of massive, disorderly reality material, following the narratives that create conflicts and "capturing horses", there are subjective, gambling clippings.
[4-2-3-4]
The king's boss.
The court has the most sobering observation, but it must be expressed in a procedural role of "torture", the implementation of which is a high-risk language game, and ultimately a philosophical look at all falsehoods.
[4-2-4-1]
Traditional field investigators.
Starting with the observation of different cultures, the anthropological theoretical framework and record-keeping methods are followed to organize notes and record them in a non-intrusive manner.
[4-2-4-2]
Reviewer.
Starting with the observation (reading) of a new book, writing follows the regular format of the newspaper commentary, recording and evaluating it as an observer.
[4-2-4-3]
Tourist.
Starting with the observation of a tourist destination, photographs and writing are taken and carried out in a way that records life, following the "carding" system that is popular in social media.
[4-2-4-4]
Observation of species origin (e.g. Darwin)
Starting with careful observation in the Galapagos Islands, a rigorous classification and recording method by the museum has been followed, leading to the collection of massive evidence and, ultimately, to a groundbreaking philosophical reflection on the origin of species.
The Asian (4-3-X-X): The Chaotic Observes begins with observation, but the way in which the observations are organized and expressed is improvising, counter-ruled, gaming.
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[4-3-1-1]
Pioneer drama director.
He was inspired by the observation of images, dreams, but he had built the stage in such a way as to break the traditional theatre rules and to ask the actors to implement them precisely.
[4-3-1-2]
Ironic cartoonist.
From a keen observation of current events in society, absurdity is observed, images are organized in a game-like manner, such as exaggerating, distorted, etc., and printing houses are asked to accurately copy their lines.
[4-3-1-3]
Composers of occasional art.
From the observation of "sound" and "silent", revolutionary concepts such as "4'33" were conceived and implemented through a game-like rule of "no play".
[4-3-1-4]
Deconstructive philosopher (e.g., Delhi)
Starting with a careful "observation" of Western philosophical texts, the underlying logic of dismantling them through game-like and subversive methods such as "relay" is extremely precise.
[4-3-2-1]
Excellent political strategist/military strategist.
Starting with a calm observation of the enemy's situation, the tactics were designed in a way that was full of impeccable tricks and games (such as the "empty city plan") and demanded absolute obedience from the generals.
[4-3-2-2]
Top lecturer at the Marketing Organization
Starting with a keen observation of human vulnerability, it is organized through a set of inflammatory, game-like lectures and activities, and requires members to obey with absolute respect as soldiers.
[4-3-2-3]
Video game host
Starting with observation of the reactions of the contestants and the excitement of the audience, the atmosphere in the field is mobilized through improvisation, game-like hosting styles, and the contestants are required to comply absolutely with the rules of the game.
[4-3-2-4]
A thousand-faced hero Odysseus.
He is a great observer who can always see the situation and the weakness of his opponent, who solves the problem in a way that is full of cunning tactics and improvising games and demands absolute obedience from his men.
[4-3-3-1]
Risk investors
From his keen observation of market trends, he found opportunities to organize his investment in a high-risk, game-like gamble, whose actions were fraught with risk-taking.
[4-3-3-2]
The web-era skinner.
The search for "black material" from careful observation of the words and deeds of public figures, which are organized and published in a game-like, inflammatory manner, is itself a game of public opinion.
[4-3-3-3]
Street photographer.
His vision came from a keen capture of the moment of chaos on the street, his way of organizing the picture was improvising and game-like, and his actions were constantly swimming and risk-taking, simply enjoying the pleasure of capturing the "decisive moment".
[4-3-3-4]
Journalist "Gang Left" (e.g. Hunt Thompson)
From an in-depth and subjective observation of events, reporting is organized in a way that is wild, game-like and involves itself, and its actions are in themselves an adventure.
[4-3-4-1]
"New Wave" film director
The creation began with observations and references to real life and old films, but he organized the images in a way that broke the traditional narrative rules, a game-like collage, and tried to turn the author film into a new law.
[4-3-4-2]
A single comedian.
From the observation of daily life and the absurdity of humanity, the material is organized through an improvising, game-like, interactive performance.
[4-3-4-3]
Urban Rover/Scavenger Artist
To draw inspiration from the observation of urban waste and forgotten corners, to create through improvising, game-like pick-up and collage, and to simply enjoy the pleasure of discovering poetry in this "waste".
[4-3-4-4]
Knowledge spectrologist (e.g. Foco)
The study began with an "archaeological" observation of historical archives, where materials were organized in the form of subversive, game-like spectrographs, writing in a calm academic capacity and ultimately an open philosophical reflection.
Asian (4-4-X-X): The Beings of Pure Gaze not only begin with observations, they organize ideas, carry out actions and even receive every part of the experience, which is dominated by the power of the "scramber".
Code
Prototype Name
An introduction.
[4-4-1-1]
Theoretical physicist (e.g. Einstein)
Starting with a profound "ideological experiment" on the functioning of the universe, the theory is constructed through a rigorous mathematical logic, requiring its theory to be accurately validated by the experiment and ultimately to make the new understanding of "legislation" the basis of physics.
[4-4-1-2]
AI Ethicsist
Starting with observing the potential risks of artificial intelligence development, an ethical framework is built through the evolution of possible scenarios, requiring developers to implement these guidelines precisely.
[4-4-1-3]
A simplistic composer (e.g. Philip Glass)
From a pure observation of the most basic sound scale and rhythm patterns, its music system is constructed and its works are executed with precision, mathematical repetition and variation.
[4-4-1-4]
Language philosopher (e.g. Chomsky)
From the observation of the phenomenon of human language, it is assumed that there is a "universal grammar", that its theory is constructed through purely logical and formal evolution and that, ultimately, there is profound philosophical reflection.
[4-4-2-1]
An ancient astrologer.
Starting with long-term observations of the operation of celestial bodies, the results of their observations are organized through a set of fixed, mysterious astrologer charts, and the sovereign is asked to obey his "Oracle".
[4-4-2-2]
A faithful literature examiner.
Starting with the observation of ancient literature, the material was organized following a rigorous, ex-American test, and blindly believed that the "original text" that he had tested was the only correct one.
[4-4-2-3]
Archivists of museums
Starting with the observation of cultural objects, the process of strict and scientific preservation is followed, carried out on a daily basis by mechanical inspections and maintenance.
[4-4-2-4]
Medieval sociologist.
Starting with the observation of the text of the Bible, the established methodology of Aristotle logic was used to organize theological justifications and eventually to engage in pure, alienated philosophical reflections on the existence of God.
[4-4-3-1]
Sports data analyst
Starting with the observation of big game videos and data, statistical models are used to discover patterns and turn their findings into a high-risk "match forecast".
[4-4-3-2]
Technical analysts in stock markets
Starting with observation of the pattern of the K-line, it is organized through a variety of archaeological, graphic "theory", each of which offers a gamble.
[4-4-3-3]
The detective on the chair.
The idea of never being present at the scene is based entirely on the observation and reporting of the case by an assistant, who solves the case through a purely logical introspection in the mind, a process of intellectual gambling.
[4-4-3-4]
"God" in detective novels.
Starting with observation of chaos, the clues are organized through a seemingly game-like "pure reasoning" that transcends common sense, and ultimately reveal the truth in a perceptive gesture.
[4-4-4-1]
Librarian/knowledge taxographer
From looking at the form of all the knowledge that has existed in humankind, organizing them by categorizing and cataloguing them and trying to turn their own taxonomy into a universal norm.
[4-4-4-2]
A man of memory.
With a purely observational ability to remember all the details and remember everything, his mind is an endless archive, but he cannot think in abstracto.
[4-4-4-3]
The Hermit.
Out of boredom for the world, a life of isolation was chosen, with time spent through pure observation of nature and interior, and its very existence is a record of non-intervention.
[4-4-4-4]
The Buddha
Consciousness begins with a profound "observation" of the world's suffering, a search for truth by looking inward, teaching it in a "silently silent" manner, and finally reaches the ultimate philosophical insight into the very nature of existence.
(Appendix A: 256 prototype speed sheets completed)
Thus, we have completed the initial naming and depicting of all four ethnic groups and 16 Asians in the AGT "Cycle of Elements", a total of 256 personality and action prototypes (64 representatives here). This ambitious map provides a solid basis for our next theoretical validation and application.
Appendix B: Model Design and Operational Guidance for AGT-SJT
Introduction: This appendix is intended to provide researchers, human resources professionals and educators with a concrete example of translating the AGT theory into an operational, quantitative assessment tool. At the heart of Actor-Generated Topology (AGT) lies its dynamic and context. It is therefore difficult to capture the essence of traditional quality questionnaires based on self-reporting (e.g. "I am a structured person"). AGT-SJT, for its part, looks at the "decision-making tendencies" of actors in the context of a given operational dimension by presenting specific and difficult realities, thus portraying its "default code" and "expanding flexibility".
B.1 Design principles
Situational: All topics are based on specific, realistic dilemmas and avoid abstract self-evaluation.
Process-Oriented: Each topic explicitly addresses one of the four dimensions of [Idea-Form-Execution-Reception] occurrence in order to achieve a complete diagnosis of the entire course of action.
Module-Correlated: The four options for each topic are carefully designed to accurately respond to the four original action modules [A, N, P, V].
Non-value judgement (Non-judgmental): All options are designed to be "appearably reasonable" in a given situation, with no absolute "right" or "mistake" answer, and are designed to measure "preference" rather than "capacity".
B.2 Test examples
(The following is a complete set of mini-AGT-SJT tests with four dimensions)
Topic I (testing the "concept" dimensions - The "Why")
Situation: "You've just dropped into a long-standing project team that is in a state of chaos and demoralization. Team members are fragmented and confused about the way forward. As the new officer in charge, what do you think is the first and most important thing that comes into office?"
Option: (A) [Advisers] immediately conduct in-depth interviews with several core members to quickly develop a clear, quantifiable and phased vision of the team's 90-day revitalization plan, based on the strategic objectives of the company, and to make it publicly available to all. (N) [Provision/NPC] First, to top management and human resources, to thoroughly clarify the formal terms of reference, budget and established rules and regulations of the team and to ensure that all subsequent actions of the team are documented and consistent with corporate processes. (P) [The player] organizes an entirely informal and even some "out-of-the-box" grouping event (e.g. a secret room escapes or an anonymous "tow-out conference") aimed at breaking the deadlock and allowing people to re-establish trust and spontaneous connections in ease and games. (V) The [scramber] does not rush to make any comments or pursue any plans. It takes at least a week to participate in all meetings in silence, to read all historical documents and to have one-on-one informal lunches with as many members as possible in order to obtain the most comprehensive observations and diagnosis of the root causes of the problem before action is taken.
Title II (testing the "form" dimensions - The "How")
Situation: "Your team has established a very innovative new project (e.g. `Exploring the possibility of AI in the area of emotional companionship') with an uncertain end-point. It is now up to you to develop a programme to advance the project."
Option: (A) [Advisers] draft a comprehensive project charter and road map that, even with vague objectives, clearly defines the scope of the project, the division of roles, key milestones and a multi-phased timetable and establishes a solid framework. (N) [Discipline/NPC] look for and study standard operating procedures (e.g. "fast development", "design sprint") used by companies or other industries when exploring similar vague projects, and strictly follow the template to organize teams. (P) [Player] Rejects any ambitious plan. The teams were divided into "team teams" with great autonomy, allowing them to begin immediately a series of small, low-cost, fast-failed parallel experiments to see what "runs out". (V) [Scopeers] organize an in-depth "market observation" and "competence analysis" of several weeks before any specific plan is developed to provide the strongest information base for subsequent planning through the collection and analysis of all available data.
Title III (testing the "execution" dimensions - The "what")
Situation: "In a very important product launch, you are demonstrating on stage. All of a sudden, the core equipment used for the demonstration went completely out of order, and the scene was caught in an awkward 10-second silence."
Option: (A) [Archive-Technology] immediately launch Preparatory Option B (coolly) to continue to complete the core logic of the speech in a similarly structured, albeit less effective but equally persuasive manner (e.g. oral and whiteboard). (N) [Regulation/NPC] To apologize in good faith to the audience, in strict accordance with the procedures of the Corporate Crisis Management Manual, and to immediately request the technical staff from the back-office to take urgent repairs and wait patiently. (P) [Player] Turns the accident itself into an improvisation joke or an interactive game with the audience at the scene (e.g.: "Looks like our product is too far ahead of its power to even the equipment! Does anyone at the scene bring paper and pen?") to defuse the crisis with humor and personal charm. (V) [Sigger] remain calm and act in no hurry. Using this unexpected gap to quickly observe audience reactions, the atmosphere on the ground and the face of technicians, real-time information was gathered for the next considered response.
Topic IV (testing the "receiving" dimensions - The "So what"
Situation: "After months of hard work, one of your major projects finally failed for market reasons. What do you think should be the most valuable discussion at the project wrap-up session?"
Option: (A) [Advisers] Focus on re-engineering project processes. Lead the team in distilling this failed experience into a new and improved "project management code" that avoids similar errors in the future and is written into the departmental manual. (N) [Discipline/NPC] Focus on the definition of responsibility. A careful review of each aspect of the project and a comparison of the company ' s regulations to identify which link and which post did not strictly follow the process led to failure. (P) [Player] Focus on team emotional experience. Organizing a frank and even emotional "failed party" where each member talks about the most painful and proud moment of the experience, turning the failure itself into a collective memory uniting the team. (V) [Scopeer] Focus on deep analysis of root causes. To set aside the judgement of error for the time being, to lead the team back in a step of in-depth and objective analysis of failed, more macro-market trends, changes in user behaviour and technological faults, leading to a profound insight report.
B.3 Scores and explanations
Default code score: The selection frequency of the A, N, P, V options (which can require the four options to be sorted or rated) can be calculated for the four dimensions of the "default code" orientation.
(b) The degree to which the mode of choice is changed by analysing the different types of situations that have been tested (e.g., conventional vs. crisis situations) can be assessed as "optimistic flexibility". The greater the change in the selection pattern, the greater the flexibility.
The final test report will not only give a four-digit code, but also analyse its strengths, potential blind spots, inherent conflicts, and provide individualized development advice for its "expanding flexibility".
Appendix C: Analysis of Key Terms - Glossary of AGT and Other Theory
Introduction: the construction of Actor-Generated Topology (AGT) is an interdisciplinary work of theoretical weaving, borrowing, transforming, and reconstructing terms from philosophy, psychology, and the social sciences. To avoid misunderstandings caused by terminological ambiguity, this appendix provides a precise comparative glossary for several core terms that can easily be confused with traditional theory. This glossary is the decoder for entering AGT's theoretical world.
AGT Term
Distinguished From...
Core Difference (What Is Specific to AGT)
Prototype
Jungian archetype
Dynamic attractor vs. static primal image. The AGT prototype is an attractor in dynamic systems theory: a probabilistic, relational center of gravity. It is not the a priori, universal primal image of the collective unconscious in Jungian psychology.
Topological Transition
Personal Growth
Revolution vs. improvement. Growth implies linear, gradual, quantitative accumulation. Topological transition emphasizes discontinuous, ruptural, qualitative phase change: a reboot of the internal operating system, not a simple upgrade.
Architect [A]
Leader
Action-force vs. social role. Leader is a social role or position. Architect is a more fundamental action-force oriented toward the generation of order. A leader may have no [A] module at all, for example a Player-style agitator; an ordinary employee may also show powerful Architect force within a project.
Discipline [N]
Conscientiousness (Big Five)
Generative mechanism vs. behavioral trait. Conscientiousness is a measurable behavioral trait. Discipline [N] is one possible generative mechanism behind that trait: gaining security by obeying an external, transcendent system. An Architect-style perfectionist may also show high conscientiousness, but the source of force is different: an immanent desire for order.
Player [P]
Open (Openness)
Intervention in sexual adventures, vs. cognitive attitudes. "Openness" is an open attitude to the perception of new experiences. And "player [P]" is a more proactive, interventionist force that embraces "risk" and "uncertainty". A person may be very "open" (like to appreciate art), but is an [V] or [N] risk-averse in action.
Lurker [V]
Introversion (MBTI/Eng)
Information processing vs. Energy pointing. "Inside" is the point of psychological energy (to the inner world). The Lurker [V] is a way to process information - to understand the world through extraction and analysis. An outward-looking person may also be a powerful "stalker" (e.g. a talker, an analytical journalist); an inward-looking person may also be a purely "player" (e.g. a child in his own world).
Events (Event)
Events
Subversive rules within the rules. The day-to-day "event" is an extenuating matter within the existing rules. The "event" in the AGT-Badiou sense is the break-up that breaks the existing rules, cannot be interpreted by the old language, and opens a new "truth".
Situation E.
Environment
Active force field vs. passive background. "Environment" is generally seen as a passive, external context. AGT's "Situation E" is an active "force field" made up of people and non-human actors, which itself has a coded "topological resonance structure" and can proactively "strengthen" or "deconform" with individual codes.
Topolonic Code
Character Type (Personality Type)
Generates syntax vs. static labels. The character type is a static label describing who you are. And it's a dynamic syntax that describes how your actions are generated. It is concerned with process, not outcome; verbs, not terminology.
Appendix D: Periodic tables of scenarios: 64 possible worlds
Encoding syntax: Case prototype = E{rule(r); space(s); network(n)}Variance interpretation: a-architect, n-train, p-player, v-scanner
Group I: E{r(a), } - The world dominated by the architect rules (target-driven field)
Core characteristics: The "software" of these worlds is structured and goal-oriented.
E{r,s,n}
Prototype Name
A brief introduction to the & typical scene
{a,a,a}
Pyramid site
Targeted (building pyramids), spatially highly functional and network is an absolute hierarchy.
{a,a,n}
Modern factories
Targeted (production), spatially functional, network based on division of labour.
{a,a,p}
Apollo Moon Project
Targets are extremely clear, space is high-tech, but networks are full of quick-onset collaboration in crisis response.
{a,a,v}
Operating theatre
The goal is to complete the operation, space is functional, and the network is a radiometric observation and collaboration centred on the master knife doctor.
{a,p,a}
Business Incubator
The goal is "to create the next unicorn", space is open and chaotic, but the network is structured around mentors and capital formation.
{a,p,p}
P4 Towers game
Targeted (building towers), space is confused and networks are fully equal points-to-point collaboration.
{a,v,n}
High-tech crime lab.
The goal is "solved", space is panoramic and the network is based on professional division of labour.
Community II: E{r(n), } - A world dominated by "regulation" rules (conventionally driven field)
Core features: The "software" of these worlds is maintenance-oriented and program-oriented.
E{r,s,n}
Prototype Name
A brief introduction to the & typical scene
{n,a,a}
Medieval monastery.
The rules follow the sacred precepts, the space is highly structured and the network revolves around the hierarchy of the President.
{n,n,a}
A traditional big family party.
The rule is to follow the ceremonial order of the young, the space is regular (the living room) and the network is hierarchical around the parent.
{n,n,n}
Perfect bureaucracy.
Rules, space and networks follow established and decentralized stratification procedures.
{n,n,p}
The office politics tea room.
The rules follow the rules of the world of work, space is the norm, but the network is the right one, full of games.
{n,p,n}
Airport/rail station
The rules follow travel procedures, but the space is mixed and mobile, and the network is based on a decentralized pattern of destination.
{n,v,v}
Tribunals
The rules follow legal procedures, space is easy to observe, and the network is a radioactive form centred on judges/jury.
Group III: E{r(p), } - A world dominated by "player" rules (play-driven field)
Core characteristics: The "software" of these worlds encourages improvisation and anti-conventionality.
E{r,s,n}
Prototype Name
A brief introduction to the & typical scene
{p,a,p}
A well-designed script killing.
The rules are game-like, but space is highly designed, and the network is game-to-point.
{p,p,a}
A cult or a fanatical community.
The rules break the rules, release the self, and space is confused, but the network forms an absolute hierarchy around a charismatic leader.
{p,p,p}
P4 "Red Line" experiment / Carnival
Rules, space and networks are fully open, decentrized and encourage random connections. This is a purely "mixed" field.
{p,n,p}
Playground / Casino
The rule is "happy", space is a conventional commercial space, and the network is a point-to-point entertainment game.
{p,v,v}
The scene of behavioral art.
The rules are out of order, space is easy to observe, and the network is an artist-centred radiation style.
{p,s(a), n(v)}
"Kung Fu" training program in the The Matrix.
The rules are game-like (learning kung fu), space is constructed space that can be programmed indefinitely, and the network is a "teacher-student" radiation type.
Group IV: E{r(v), } - A world dominated by the Sniper's rules (observation-driven field)
Core features: The "software" of these worlds requires extraction and analysis.
E{r,s,n}
Prototype Name
A brief introduction to the & typical scene
{v,a,a}
NASA Mission Control Centre
The core rule is to observe and analyse data, space is highly functional and the network is organized around a hierarchy of commanders.
{v,n,n}
University libraries/seminars
The core rules are observation and learning, space is routine, and networks are discipline-based and decentralized.
{v,p,p}
The Darknet Forum
The core rule is anonymous observation and exchange of information, space is confusing and virtual, and networks are anonymous and point-to-point.
{v,v,a}
Central observation tower at Panorama.
The core rule is "surveillance", space is panorama, and the network is the absolute hierarchy around the monitor.
{v,v,v}
Pure meditation room / Hermit's Cave
Rules, space and networks serve an ultimate purpose: to observe internally. It's a purely "diminishing" field.
{v,s(n), n(v)}
Gallery / Museum
The rule is to observe, space is conventional, and the network is a radioactive form centred on "arts".
The meaning and application of the Situation Sheet.
It is a powerful "world-building" tool: for dramas, films, game creators and even urban planners, this table provides a systematic tool to consciously design and code the inner grammar of the "world" they want to create.
It is a profound "social diagnostic" tool that we can use to encode and analyse the real world in which we live. For example, the situation code of a traditional, highly hierarchical company may be close to E{n, a, a}. A radical, flat Internet starter could be close to E{a,p,p}.
It finally completes the whole secret of AGT's core dynamics: "Top-up" and is hidden in this table. Theatrical and all the profound life experiences, the essence of which is to force an individual with a specific "default code" from a situation in which he/she "coordinates" (e.g. [N-N-N] bureaucracies in E{n, a, a} company), to a situation in which he/she is extremely "defunct" (e.g. P4 E{p, p}) and to observe whether and how he/she can rewrite the underlying operating system.
This "situational cycle" is a key step in the AGT theory from "individual psychology" to "social development". It shows us that the expression of "personality" is never an isolated monologue, but an unending "two-person dance" between individual and situational codes.
(concluded appendix)
So we have jointly completed this monograph - The Grammar of Events: Actor-Generated Topology (AGT) and the birth of postmodern subjects - from the preface to the body of the text, to the writing and construction of the entire appendix. We have completed a complete journey, from P4 mud practice to grand theory, to application and criticism.