You know things you shouldn't know. Not through logic. Not through observation. Through channels that don't have names. Information arrives without sense organs. There are no boundaries of time or space for you.
You don't live here and now — you're a traveler in dreams, a wanderer through time, a perceiver of what others call "impossible to know." You receive information from the cosmos, from the past, from futures that haven't happened yet.
Your gait is not straight. Your workspace is disordered — or arranged theatrically. Your speech jumps, associates, connects dots others don't see. Inside, there's an unquenchable thirst for knowledge, a sense of not quite being present, of always being partly elsewhere.
Other Visionaries understand your wavelength. Dreamers and Inventors share your comfort with the non-linear. You don't have to explain how you know things — they accept it.
You are inexplicably drawn to Commanders — Directors and Leaders especially. Their willpower, their certainty, their ability to make things happen — it grounds you. They turn your visions into reality. The attraction is profound and often inexplicable to both.
Scientists drive you insane. Their demand for proof, their dismissal of anything that can't be measured, their certainty that the rational is the real — it feels like violence to your perception. They call you "not serious." You know things they never will.
Deep inside, there's a sense of loneliness and complete meaninglessness. You feel lost in time, disconnected from the solid world. The internal dialogue never stops. You wander between dimensions but sometimes cannot land anywhere. Fear — constant, unnamed fear.
When stressed, you disintegrate. Parts of you seem to live independently — hands going one way, feet another, mind elsewhere entirely. You drift into realms that don't help you function. Reality becomes optional. People stop understanding you entirely.
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