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Individuals of the same ideology and values among themselves. Their closed, exclusive affiliation, cohesion and grouping. Their slow and less mobile settlement. Groups of different values do not mix with each other and are subversive negotiations. There, the following content is ensured Homogeneity, synchronicity and unity within the group. ■ The

harmonization of the group.

■ Differences in the position and behavior of the authority figures.

Strong and powerful individuals under gaseous action.

They move as individuals with power.

They are heavy in mass.

They have a high speed of movement and acceleration.

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They move at high speeds.

They use their overwhelming power to unilaterally kick the particles around them at breakneck speed and with great power.

They propel their way forward.

Fig. Powers in gaseous action (large blue individual in the center).

The strong and powerful under liquid action.

They are settled and located at the center, the center, within the group.

They are heavy in mass.

They are stuck in the ground, indigenized and immobile, adhering to the earth.

A liquid molecular collective.

There, the following (1) is considered to be the content of (2) below, and (3) below.

(1) Each particle

(2) To be close to the central, inner-city location of authority.

(3) To be viewed as a promotion or advancement within one’s own group.

The above (1) is followed by the following (4) actions.

(4-1) Proliferate disciplines to the central authority.

(4-2) Engaging in intense jealous foot-dragging with other particles who are trying to get closer to the central authority. To perform it repeatedly.

Fig. Powers that be in liquid behavior (big red individual in the center).

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Liquid society. In it, individuals, particles, are distributed from the periphery to the center. It is accompanied by a power dynamic.

The further you go from the center, the darker the particle is. The more powerful the individual, the stronger the particle.

It starts out as a white, unpigmented rookie. The individual particle is gradually promoted towards its inner periphery. The more the individual particle is promoted, the darker the color it becomes.

Fig. Liquid power gradient and color shading

Correlation between different regions

For the above, we can also take correlations between the same patterns between the different regions, as shown in the following table.

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Table_1

It describes, for example, the following linkages, correspondences Gaseous behavior-liquid behavior: agrarian-nomadic: sedentary life - mobile life: female - male: maternal - paternal

From the above it is possible to derive the following correspondences Western-Eastern, Russian: (Western Europe - East Asia, Russia): (US - Japan): masculine (male dominance) - feminine (female dominance):

gaseous behavior - liquid behavior

Western Europe-Japan: paternal-maternal: gaseous behavior-liquid behavior

An example of an answer to the above correspondence and application that can be derived from the correlation is the following.

The character of nomadic people is dry.

The character of agrarian people is wet.

Women are weak in the West.

Women are strong in the East and in Russia.

Men are weak in the East and Russia.

Men are strong in the West.

Women are fundamentally collectivist and anti-liberal.

Men are fundamentally individualist and liberal.

Japanese society is fundamentally collectivist and anti-liberal. It is the same as China, Korea and Russia, which are also agrarian societies.

Rice farming and agrarian societies are collectivist and anti-liberal.

Japanese society, Chinese society, Korean society and Russian society are feminine. It is a feminine society. It is a female-dominated society.

Migrant. They are nomads. They are advanced.

Sedentary. Agrarian. They are backward.

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Men are progressive.

Women are backward.

America and Western Europe are advanced.

China, Korea, Japan and Russia are backward.

Relationship with International Situation

Both liquid and gaseous societies have risen and fallen repeatedly within the world’s human society. The repetition of this cycle will continue in the future.

Not long ago, there was a period of time when

(1) the following (1) is subjected to the following (3) acts by (2) (1) Liquid societies, such as China and Japan.

(2) Gaseous societies, such as those of Western countries.

(3) Greatly oppressed, attacked, eroded, and dominated unilaterally.

These days, liquid societies like China and Russia have become very powerful. They encircle gaseous societies, like those of Western

countries, one after another, making them hermetically sealed. The liquid society, in doing so, silences the movement of the gaseous society. The liquid society thus dominates the gaseous society as if it were a

subcontractor of its own society.

There is a new shift in the international situation in that direction.

Description by Table.

Extraction of the four patterns of behavior

In the above explanation, we have focused on two patterns.

To extract the two dimensions of velocity and mutual attraction from the particle’s behavioral pattern. Thereby, the following four types are to be extracted. It is possible to

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Table_2.

They are as follows.

(1) Fast “gas molecule pattern = gas-like behavior” speed. They are free to move freely on an individual basis without the attraction between them.

(2) “Typhoon - Cyclone. Fireballs. A pattern of them. (3) “Fast speed. (2)

“Typhoon to cyclone” means that the gravitational attraction between the two parties is not present and the group moves in a group.

(3) “Scattering pattern. (3) “Scattering pattern”: slow speed.

(4) The speed of the “pattern of liquid molecules = liquid behavior” is slow. (3) The attraction between the two parties is activated and they move in groups.

This book first takes out and compares the more basic of these, (1) gas molecules and (4) liquid molecules, in order to contrast

Two Patterns of Behavior. Correspondence with Survey Results

Two patterns of gaseous and liquid behavior. They describe a wide range of behaviors, behavioral orientations, and principles at the same time, including the following

The author conducted a survey on the Internet around February 2006. As a result, the author clarified them.

I would like to request the following from the readers.

Take a cursory look at the following table to get a full picture of its contents.

Table_3

Details such as survey results analysis data. Getting to know it. Readers should refer to the resource section for this purpose.

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This will enable us to achieve the following

The following trends should be derived, visually, from these behavioral patterns.

(Gaseous behavior/liquid behavior)

Mutual separation orientation / Mutual integration orientation Independent, self-reliant/interdependent orientation

Individualism/collectivism

Discrete / Concentration Oriented

Liberalism / Mutual Regulation Oriented

Readers are referred to the table below for more information on them.

Gaseous/liquid behavior. A summary table of their nature.

It is the following section

Gaseous Behavior/Liquid Behavior. A summary table of their nature.

Table_4

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Table_1

Comparison Gaseous behavior (gasism)

Liquid behavior (liquidism) temperament dry (esp. as opposed to

dry) wet (i.e. dry)

lifestyle Migration, nomadism and cattle grazing

Settlement, farming (rice farming, …)

sex difference male dominance female dominance parental love

affair paternalistic maternal Regional

differences (big picture)

Western countries Orient

Regional differences (details)

Western Europe, North America and the Middle East

East Asia (Japan, China, South Korea) social system liberalism anti-liberalism

individualism collectivism

innovation advanced backward-looking Return to the top page.

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Comparison It’s fast. It’s slow.

Interdependent forces of attraction. Moving together as a group.

Typhoon - Cyclone patterns.

Comet - Fireball Pattern

Patterns of liquid molecular motion

= liquid behavior The inability of mutual

attraction to work.

Scattering.

Patterns of gas molecular motion

scattered village pattern

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Comparison

Gaseous behavior (gasism)

Liquid Behavior (Liquidism) molecular motion

gas molecular motion

pattern

liquid molecular motion pattern

humidity

dry (esp. as opposed to dry)

wet (i.e. dry) Lightness vs. darkness

Coldness vs. warmth

international comparison American Japanese style sex difference masculine feminine Fatherhood vs.

Motherhood paternalistic maternal Nomadic vs. Agricultural nomadic agrarian Urban vs. Rural urban rural Flirtation. To not flirt. Flirting.

Not being cute.

Risk vs. self- preservation.

To confront danger.

Self-preservation, safety, oriented to be protected.

Exploration. Preferring to explore.

Not liking exploration.

Originality vs. imitation. original imitative Conflict vs. harmony A preference

for conflict.

A preference for harmony.

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Comparison

Gaseous behavior (gasism)

Liquid Behavior (Liquidism) Freedom vs. regulation. Preferringfreedom.

Preferring regulation.

Breaking vs. keeping rules.

Breaking the

rules. Observing the rules.

Privacy. There is

privacy. There is no privacy.

Independence vs.

dependence.

Being

independent. Being dependent.

Responsibility. Taking

responsibility.

Avoiding responsibility.

Openness vs. closure and

exclusion. open Closed and

exclusive Active vs. Passive active passive

mobility Mobility. Lack of mobility.

Autonomy. Autonomy. Lack of autonomy.

Competency-based (emphasis on individual competence).

Competency-

based. Not being ableist.

Tolerance of inequality vs. lateralism.

Tolerating inequality.

Preferring to be side by side.

Individuality. individualistic Not to be unique.

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Liquid behavior. Gaseous behavior.

Liquid Gas

Molecular motion type.

liquid molecular motion gas molecular motion Particles, general

movement of individuals.

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Kinetic energy, activity and speed

Low kinetic energy. Not exercising.

Inactivity and inactivity.

High kinetic energy. Being athletic.

Active, being active.

Must be slow.

Being slow.

To be high speed.

Fast.

To stop, pause, stagnate.

To be settled, established. Not to move.

To be active.

Moving.

Small scale of movement.

Repeated micro- oscillations.

Large scale of movement.

Weakness of

movement. The movement is strong.

Attractive force, intermolecular force Attraction works.

Attraction. No attraction.

(Intermolecular forces

at work.) (No intermolecular forces acting.) Constant volume. To expand. To expand.

To stick together.

To approach.

To leave with ease.

To disengage.

To be continuous.

To connect.

To adhere.

To sever (a relationship).

To adhere.

To adhere. To peel off.

To adhere to.

To be attached to. To break up.

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To come together.

Density.

To disperse.

Low density.

To unite or merge.

To be one. To be cohesive.

To be disjointed.

Being independent of each other.

To be separate.

Being the same. To be different.

To be on a different path.

Spaces, gaps, and

vacancies are small. Large spaces, gaps, and vacancies.

Man, creature’s character, behavior.

(Individual and individual levels to social, organizational and corporate levels)

Action speed

slow speed high speed

static dynamic

Passive Active

passive Active and dynamic Energy.

Inefficient, high cost. Efficient and low cost Reception and reception

oriented transmission-oriented Introduction, import-

oriented

Foreign conduction and missionary work, export-oriented

To dissolve, digest,

absorb, or take in. To produce, exhibit, output.

To take in or include (the other party)

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To be passive, waiting for instructions, relying on others, relying on external pressure, being carried along.

Not taking action on your own.

Independent and spontaneous (To move on your own initiative.)

Subordinate. proactive postponed

(Decisions, decisions being avoided.)

To decide or decide.

Waiting. nimble

To be self-assertive and unassuming.

To catch (a projectile), cushion, buffer, absorb and soften an impact.

To launch, rush, or impact.

To be done something. To do something.

To be invaded or

violated. To invade or commit.

To be a victim.

To be a victim (of paranoia).

To be the perpetrator.

◆ Stop. Move

Stalled, stagnant Liquid, volatile, flow-oriented Immovable, entrenched

(settled), indigenous oriented

Movement, Diffusion Oriented (Rootless Weed)

Attachment to Land Indifference to the land

Weight Lightweight

To descend, to sink. To ascend, to fly.

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Pointing to the earth (downward).

(Earth Mother Goddess worship)

Pointing upward in the sky

We believe in God, our Heavenly Father.

To be poised, seated

(liver, etc.), unmoved. To blow away.

To crush or press (with

weight). To shoot (through space).

To save or protect. Destruction, attack Conservative,

conservative, compliant and sympathetic

(Observe the rules.)

Subversive, offensive, anti-social.

Defensive and defensive

(Protecting and receiving)

Aggressive and challenging (Offensive)

Status quo, conservative, maintaining order

Transformative, reformative,

(destruction of the status quo order and) the establishment of a new order

demeritocracy (Focusing on the negative aspects of things.)

Additive Principle.

(Focus on the positive aspects of things.)

Negatives.

(Negative)

positive (Positively) pessimistic proactive Do not tolerate failure

or error. Tolerating failure and error.

◆ Micro. Macro

Microscopic. Macro.

Local, local things. Big picture, global.

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(Small and compact.) (Wide things.) Subtle, small-minded. Bold.

Small, incremental.

(Minor improvements.) drastic

Weight Lightweight

A heavy, heavy-handed Lightweight, not having things.

Accumulative, stock- oriented.

Preservation.

Emphasis on erudition- oriented,

knowledgeable Emphasis on

memorization skills Being able to do anything.

Be a generalist. To be an all-rounders.

Specialize in (what you’re good at) Being a specialist To choose the right thing to do.

Direction of Action

Getting closer. Leaving.

To close the distance. Increasing the distance.

Constant volume. Volume expansion Do not spread. Do not

expand.

Maintain the current size of the area present.

Minimize the surface area. Surface tension should act.

to diffuse.

to expand. To expand.

To be pieced together.

To unite. To disperse.

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To evangelize. To spread. To popularize.

To be local. To be limited.

Be narrow.

It must be global. (Big spread around the world.) No limitations.

Be wide. (Widely spread around the world.)

Localized. Local. Be universal. (Spread around the world.)

(Stop) expansion. (To expand.)

(To colonize an area.) To make it one’s own.

◆ Collective. Independent collectivism

(Preferring group and collective action.)

Individualism

(Individual, preferring to act alone.) Crowding, cohesion

(high density), concentration.

Dispersion, Diffusion (low density), Discrete

Crammed, crammed Spare, spacious.

Narrow distribution. Wide distribution.

Centralization-oriented (distinction and

discrimination between central and local

governments).

Decentralization-oriented.

Unipolar. multipolar Mainstream, majority

(major) oriented Respect for Minorities authoritarianism anti-authority

Entering and interacting in different fields.

Affiliation and

solidarity Free communal

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Emphasis on Belonging and Belonging

(Emphasis on rootedness, no

affiliation, avoidance of freelance.)

Emphasis on free, disregard for affiliation

(Migratory birds, rootless plants)

Emphasis on touch Emphasis on solidarity,

connections and links cutting Relationship and

connection (nexus, faction) orientation (view of the nature of the relationship)

non-relationship oriented (The means and tools of relationship)

To be united. To be broken up.

Other, human and

manned orientation. uninhabited Communication,

Conversation, Dialogue Oriented

Discontinuity in communication, conversation and dialogue

Net, web-oriented atomic orientation Emphasis on physical

appearance

Limitations Freedom Regulation, Restriction,

Control and Controlism (A preference for

restriction and constraint.)

Liberalism.

(To prefer freedom.)

To check, to drag one’s feet.

To stop within a predetermined frame.

To go beyond or violate a predetermined boundary.

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Non-competitive escalatory.

(Simultaneous subscribers rise

simultaneously in sync.)

Competitive

(No skipping, passing, or dropping out allowed.)

meritocratic

(Emphasizing an individual’s ability in personnel or other matters.

Showing off an individual’s abilities.)

Sharing achievements.

(Individual

accomplishments should be everyone’s, too.)

Results-oriented

(Emphasis on the individual who delivers results. (Flaunting

individual achievements.) Synchronization, side-

by-side, and equality orientation.

(Uniform, evenly oriented.)

Acceptance of Disparity

market fundamentalism Money and profit supremacy (Cut down on objects that do not produce a profit.)

the law of the jungle

(Devaluing the weak who cannot stand on their own.)

Same quality Heterogeneous

Common and identical. Being non-common. Being different.

Uniformity. Respect for Diversity (Psychological)

proximity and

assimilation of position

(Psychological) positional isolation homogeneous Heterogeneous and disparate.

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Enforcement of homogenization (To drag the

conspicuous, the outlier, the stake out.)

To tolerate the presence of the outliers.

(To be immersive; to not stand out in a strange way.

Individualistic.

Ordinary, ordinary Strange, special.

Buried in the

surroundings Prominence.

Established self.

Matching, together.

A love of uniforms.

(To bring your

opponent down to the same level as you. To catch up with your opponent.)

Subordination and

dependence. Independence and control subordinate independent

dependent independent Unique struggle for supremacy

Leaving it to others, waiting for instructions (from others)

self-directed Being obedient. Being

obedient.

Insubordination. Disobedient.

Challenging.

To be threatened. To threaten (others).

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To play the hand down.

To be humble. To be condescending.

Pretending to be

incompetent or helpless to reassure an opponent.

To play favorites.

To make an appeal.

To be exploited or deprived (of

possessions).

To exploit or deprive (of possessions).

Vulture.

To be attacked. To be attacked. To receive.

(Masochism.)

Attacking. Blaming. Attacking.

(Sadism.) To be raped. To be raped.

Self-preservation,

safety. Escorts

Self-preserving and regressive

Protecting yourself is a priority.

Shielded, escort-like

(Prioritize being a shield and protective barrier outside of someone else. (Putting the

protection of others before your own life.)

The abandonment of one’s own life.

To be protected and helped by someone else. To be protected.

Being in a convoy system. (To be protected by each other.)

Self-defense, self-help.

safety-oriented

(Safety and security are our top priority.

Avoiding danger.)

Danger Orientation

To tolerate danger. Actively confronting danger.

Avoiding failure. To tolerate failure.

Orientated to safety and

no mistakes. Oriented to take risks.

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convoy-like

(Be safe. Do not be attacked by outside forces.

Confronting the outside world.

◆ Anti-privacy. Respect for privacy Anti-privacy (lack of

personal space)

privacy assurance

Personal space reserved.

Preferring a large room.

(Preferring to be in a room with everyone.)

Preferring to be in a private room.

(Preferring to be alone in separate rooms.)

Monitoring.

Concerned about other people’s eyes. (Feels like you’re being watched.) Feeling embarrassed.

Being sensitive to gaze.

Not being concerned about the eyes of others.

Being sensitive to the reputation and

reputation of others.

Trying to be seen well by others. Caring about one’s looks, makeup, and clothing Being vain.

Trying to get others to like you Flattery.

Trying to be admired by others. To be admired by others.

To follow one’s own path (one’s own unique path that one believes should be followed) without regard to others. (the unique path you think you should take) without regard to others.

Unity and integration Separation Unity and Integration

Oriented separation-oriented

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Inclusion, inclusion and embrace.

To be in the “bag.

External release, to push off.

Acceptance, receptive. rounding down

To agree. To agree. To disagree. To refute. To disagree.

To sympathize.

To adore or follow.

To try to be liked, to flatter.

To be nurtured, to be in the pocket, to be

nostalgic.

To spoil.

To sulk.

(Rebellion rooted in the unacceptable.)

Forgive, forgive. Unforgiving and unforgiving.

Subjective. objective Cooperative and

sympathetic

unique

(To go my way alone.) To fit in.

To fit in.

Adhesion.

Trends, trend-oriented (Be sensitive to and follow the trends around you.)

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Responsibility is

distributed and diffused.

Responsibility can be avoided.

Blame shifting is possible.

(Hard to identify whose fault it is, since it’s everyone’s action.

Blame is taken.

Not avoidable.

Cannot shift responsibility.

(Since it is a single act, it is difficult to pinpoint and identify whose fault it is.

Joint and several

liability. personal responsibility Unclearness of purpose,

goals, and direction of travel.

Clarity of purpose, goal, and direction of travel.

Otherness. Autonomy transitive autonomous To infect or transmit.

Harmony, unity. Disputes, differences harmony orientation conflict orientation reconciliation oriented litigation-oriented peace oriented war-minded

Harmonious and

Cooperative Orientation

Dissonance, Dissonance and Noise Orientation

matching orientation difference orientation

unanimous Majority rule, acceptance of fellowship

all-in-one orientation Coordinative and considerate

(Attentive.)

Dogmatic and direct.

(Do not be attentive.) Prior consultation,

decision-oriented (collusion, rooting)

Real-time (on-the-spot) decision orientation

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Follow a pre-prepared

script. Act opportunistically.

vague Clarity

fuzzy orientation clarity-seeking A preference for

indirect expression. A preference for direct expression.

◆ Emotional. Cool-headedness Emotional, emotional,

moving. Unemotional and emotionless.

Irrational and

undivided. Rational, logical, divisive.

Cold-hearted, brutal, not thinking of people as people.

Each individual’s

territory is small. Each individual’s territory is wide.

Vision, field of view is

narrow. Visibility, field of view is wide.

Close-knit, cramming principle.

Acceptance of gaps, openings, and margins

Closed Open

closed open

(No gaps. No light

coming through. (Light shines through. There is a gap for light to enter.

Distinguish between inside and outside.

(Surface tension exists.)

Do not distinguish between inside and outside.

Denial of inner ring entry

(No visitors or strangers allowed.)

There is no concept of an inner circle.

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External covert and secretive.

(facing inward)

Externally-exposure, revealing, expressing

(facing outward) Limited to intra-

company (internal), local, localized orientation

Global and universal oriented

Inescapable.

(Once you are within, once you belong, you cannot get out or leave.

If you escape, you will be treated as a traitor.

◆ Imitation. Creativity Preferring to be

imitative, imitating or

copying. Originality, sticking to the original.

Second best orientation.

(Just use the experience of first place and it should be easy.)

First, first, and lead oriented.

(Something I struggle with since it’s my first time.)

To be a guinea pig, a test subject.

Use the precedent already set, follow the precedent.

Set your own precedent, create a way for the next generation to advance.

Adhering to established theories

Violate established norms Violate established norms Overturn.

Breakthroughs.

Action speed x action direction

Low speed x

approaching. High speed x away.

Existing. Unknown.

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Staying in existing, known areas

Entering uncharted and unknown territory

(Exploratory) Orienting the Light

Region

(An area that is already lit. The area where you can see what’s there.

The area where

someone is. Orienting to those areas.

Orienting the area of darkness.

(An area that is too dark to see. An area where you don’t know what is waiting for you. Orienting yourself to those areas.

Emphasis on precedent and tradition.

Emphasis on senior- junior relationships (A person with existing experience must be at the top of the list.

(Familiarity with existing correct knowledge.)

Expert and scholarly oriented.

(New land) development and research (discovery, invention) orientation

presumptuousness (Only do what you know in advance.)

Real-time (on the spot) turn out orientation

(To be identified in each case.)

◆ Backwardness. Advanced backward-looking advanced Pre-modern and

Transcendental Modern Other

Others

feminine masculine

maternal paternalistic

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maternal rights system Patriarchy and patriarchy consanguineous unrelated

Love, sexual union Non-love, non-sexual agrarian

(Living on plant cultivation.)

Nomadic/pastoralist.

Living in animal husbandry.

(Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Southeast Asian, Russian.)

(Western, Nordic, North American, Arab, Mongolian.)

vegetative (Do not move.)

Animalistic (Moving.)

Rural. urban

oriental Western

wet (i.e. dry)

(Inscrutable, tearful, humane.)

Dry

(Divided, tasteless, uninteresting.) Properties of matter

(color, pitch, etc.)

Wet (damp, wet.) Dry (dry.) To be close to or

attached to. Separated.

Heavy, low, downward, downward

precipitation, earth- oriented.

Light, high, ascending, upward floating, sky-oriented

Dense, high density Thin, pale, low density, light consecutive Separate, cut, break, interrupt.

analog digital

Slow, slow Fast, fast Dehumidification of the

air in winter. (Dehumidifying the air in summer.

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Soft, deforming,

catching. Hard, undeformed, bouncing back.

Curved, crooked. Straight, straight.

logical Organic and biological

(Clothing, foodstuffs, wood…)

Inorganic and physical

(machines, equipment, gears, concrete…)

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Relationship with International Situation Description by Table. Extraction of the four patterns of behavior Two Patterns of Behavior.

Table of Contents

Gases and Liquids. Classification of behavior and society.

Applications to life and humans.

Video and Image Description.

Basic Pattern

Examples