Idealist
Believes in the betterment of humankind. Often thinks about the root causes and solutions of social problems.
Your Score
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Believes in the betterment of humankind. Often thinks about the root causes and solutions of social problems.
Idealists care about people and think about the root causes and solutions of social problems. They are open to trying new solutions serving the betterment of humankind. They enjoy new art or ideas that explore subjects such as suffering, justice, and meaning and are deeply moved by the human condition. They have faith in human nature and are confident that society can be improved through education, innovation, and cooperation. They believe in reason and are willing to change their minds in light of reasonable information.
Being incapable, helpless, or useless.
Being influential. Making ideas useful.
Observing with extraordinary insight and perceptiveness. Fine-tuning ideas before action. Attaining mastery.
Becoming antagonistic to views that differ from your vision. Being provocative for its own sake.
