Best I can offer is the MBTI's ISTJ type. Or possibly ISFJ, but I don't think so. ISTJ could be described as being focused on research and problem solving in the service of the body's input needs, trying to keep the body safe from too much unknown randomness.
If this was in Jung's original design (the brain thing) then that's news to me, do you have a link to his writing on that? Did they even know about brain regions like that at the time?
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This isn't Jung. This is specifically the MBTI, which was an update of Jung's stuff. And I've updated the MBTI to include modern neurology, psychology, and developmental theories from everyone I could find. (Ken Wilbur, Spiral Dynamics, Maslow, Elizabet Satouris, me, etc.)
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oh so this isn't mbti this is like you trying to make all the systems overlap with each other
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