Jimmy Ji

▸ THEIR PLACE ON THE MAP

FADED DOTS SHOW THE LAST 2 POSITIONS, THREADED BY A DASHED LINE.

▸ STRONGEST TENDENCIES

• Practical Orientation
  31.0
• Communal Embeddedness
  25.5
• Mystical Receptivity
  24.0
• Trust in Reason
  22.8
• Skeptical Reflex
  21.5

▸ RECENT DILEMMA RESPONSES · LAST 1

• DAILY DILEMMA · 10 MAY 2026

  “What would you do differently if you experienced yourself as part of an ecosystem rather than apart from it?”

  I would say then I would be influenced cognitively and end up inheriting the values and ideas that the ecosystem taught me. On the sub-question, I'm not so sure that me belonging to an ecosystem changes my obligation to it. I feel as though, from an ethical standpoint, one has to treat every ecosystem with the same moral weight in mind because everyone in every system is subjectively experiencing each system. It would be anarchy and conflict-ridden if everyone was only obligated to better their own ecosystem.

  The person resists the premise that belonging shapes obligation, and instead argues from universalist ethical principles — everyone's subjective experience carries equal moral weight regardless of which ecosystem they inhabit — revealing a strong theoretical-universalist frame that actively pushes back against both communal embeddedness and sovereign self-authorship.

  +1.4 Universalist Impulse+0.8 Trust in Reason-0.8 Sovereign Self