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When tackling a new task or project, rather than referring to past precedents or manuals, I prefer to spend time thinking from scratch about 'what the true essence is' in my own way.

On my days off, I find it more exciting to expand on completely new ideas or 'what if' fantasies in my head, rather than physically moving around and enjoying scenery and food with my five senses.

When recalling past events, I remember my interpretation of 'what that event meant in my life' more vividly than specific details like 'what it smelled like or what clothes someone was wearing'.

When a discussion hits a dead end, rather than realistically digging deep into a single solution, I excel at temporarily setting aside feasibility and throwing out wild, completely unrelated ideas one after another.

At my favorite restaurant, rather than ordering the same 'can't-go-wrong' dish for peace of mind, I want to try a different new menu item every time, even if there's a risk of disappointment.

At drinking parties or events, rather than worrying about what comes next, I'm the type to just go with the flow and enjoy the immediate 'vibe' and momentum of the moment.

When explaining something to someone, I often use metaphors and imagery, like 'if I were to compare it, it's like...', rather than listing specific numbers and facts in order.

I have a strong sense of 'Mottainai' (aversion to waste), making it very hard for me to declutter or throw away things I've loved using for a long time.

I often have a sudden, intuitive flash of 'the one right answer (vision)' regarding how things will end up. I rarely get confused by various possibilities popping into my head.

When talking with people, rather than focusing on visible information like 'changes in facial expressions or attire', I find myself constantly probing for hidden sides, like 'what is this person really hiding, and what are their intentions?'