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- 2 November 2026 Launching With a Measurement Window: Decide What You'll Decide Before the Numbers Arrive I launched Keniri with the next big product decision deliberately parked until a fixed window closes. Here's the window, the three numbers it watches, and why I wrote it down before launch day.
- 1 November 2026 The 16 Socionics Intertype Relations, Explained Simply Socionics names sixteen ways any two types can relate, from Duality to Conflict. Here's a plain-language map of all of them, and how far to trust it.
- 15 October 2026 Is Socionics Scientific? An Honest Answer Is Socionics real science or just an elaborate personality system? Here's what the evidence supports, what it doesn't, and how to use it sensibly.
- 1 October 2026 Socionics Activity Relation: The Energiser Pairing Explained Activity is the Socionics relation that feels fun, fast and slightly exhausting. Here's what it is, why it works the way it does, and where the idea gets oversold.
- 15 September 2026 Socionics Mirror: The Same Interests, the Opposite Angle The Mirror relation pairs people who care about the same things and keep correcting each other's take on them. Here's the mechanism, and where the idea gets oversold.
- 1 September 2026 Socionics Supervision: The One-Way Relationship Explained Supervision is Socionics' one-directional relation — one person's strength quietly presses on the other's sorest spot. Here's the mechanism, and where the idea gets overplayed.
- 15 August 2026 Socionics Conflict: The Hardest Relationship, Explained Conflict is the relation Socionics calls the hardest in the system. Here's what actually causes the friction, what it looks like day to day, and where the idea gets overstated.
- 4 August 2026 Pre-Registering an A/B Test: Write the Analysis Before You Look An analysis decided after seeing the numbers isn't an analysis, it's a search. Here's a real experiment I pre-registered on a game I built — including the part where I wrote down that it probably wouldn't work.
- 1 August 2026 Socionics Cognitive Functions Explained (Without the Jargon) Every Socionics type is built from eight cognitive functions — here's what they actually are, how they stack into Model A, and why the strength order matters more than the labels.
- 15 July 2026 Socionics Quadras Explained: Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta The 16 Socionics types group into four quadras with shared values — here's what Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta actually mean, and how to spot your own.
- 12 July 2026 Socionics Duality: Why One Relation Feels Effortless Duality is the most talked-about relationship in Socionics — the pairing that's supposed to feel effortless. Here's what it actually is, why it works, and where the idea gets oversold.
- 5 July 2026 Socionics vs MBTI: What's Actually Different? Socionics and MBTI share a four-letter shorthand and Jungian roots, but they answer different questions. Here's what actually separates them — and why it matters.
- 5 July 2026 How to Type Yourself in Socionics (Without Guessing) Self-typing in Socionics trips people up more than MBTI ever did. Here's a practical, honest method — and the mistakes that send people down the wrong path.