LII vs LIE

Markers that LII mostly agrees with, while LIE mostly disagrees:

1. In my youth, I was reserved, quite cold, and indifferent to people around me.
2. In topics most interesting to me, I am a pronounced nonconformist, almost always holding my own opinion, different from the majority.
3. My interests are usually separate and distanced from others.
4. I like absorbing or building my own theories that society will probably never recognize.
5. I usually behave modestly and inconspicuously.
6. I am indifferent to gratitude and praise; they are weak motivators for me.
7. I am a very measured, even-tempered, and unhurried person.
8. I often feel a burning protest in my soul about something.
9. I am much more indifferent to money than most people.
10. I see my task as discovering universal, timeless laws.
11. I always defend my own independent position; others' opinions rarely move me.
12. I wouldn’t mind spending a couple of days figuring out why lightning leads to rain.
13. Principles are usually more important to me than current practicality.
14. I am often criticized for impracticality, unrealisticness, and even childishness in daily concerns; I am also not strong in routine tasks requiring attention and thoroughness.
15. I usually find it hard to fully agree with any external project or opinion.
16. I am always interested in disproving existing views and building new ones.
17. I like philosophy and science.
18. I am slow and unhurried in my work; I neither like nor know how to speed up for deadlines.
19. Truth is always more important than public opinion, so I never compromise my beliefs and principles because someone might think something wrong.
20. Attempts by acquaintances to measure my success in money infuriate me.
21. In interactions with the opposite sex, I have always been overly shy and awkward.
22. I don't care what the majority votes for; I will do it my way anyway.
23. I prefer to do things without rushing and get irritated when hurried.
24. For me, "hurry" usually means "spoil."
25. Snide remarks about my or anyone's financial instability always irritate me—I find people who measure everything in money unpleasant.
26. I delve into material and work on it slower but more thoroughly than others.
27. What irritates you more in others' approach to problems? 1) The tendency to complicate everything. 5) Simplification.
28. Sometimes I treat another person as an object for technical testing.
29. Compared to others of my gender, I have always been more indifferent to salary and career issues.
30. I catch weak trends in the political situation better than others.
31. It's true that I respect intellect in people more than their actual societal success.
32. I enjoy thinking in the most abstract, purely speculative categories.
33. When choosing a TV program between a sports broadcast, a romantic movie, or a documentary, I would choose the latter.
34. I am objective and sharp in judgments and principled assessments; structures, classifications, and concepts are my style.
35. I have more moral stamina than business talent.
36. Compared to most people, I am more restrained, inconspicuous, quiet, and unhurried—in speech, movements, contacts, and work.
37. I tend to act independently rather than within the framework of mutual subordination and collective rules.
38. I despise "herd mentality" in people.
39. I often compare historical past with the present of our world.
40. When reading articles on the internet, I am always interested in tables with numerical information.
41. In matters, I care more about safety than success.
42. I like arguing about abstract, general topics (e.g., about people in general).
43. I can't tolerate existing imperfections and flaws.
44. I remain calm even in nervous situations.
45. My dreams are often detached from any life realities.
46. I easily see commonality between different objects.
47. I can work on the same task or play the same game for many days and weeks without tiring or seeking variety.
48. Compared to the average level of my acquaintances, I am quieter and more reserved.
49. I sometimes seem very unorganized and inactive to others—in reality, I am more accustomed to waiting for the right moment than stupidly and untimely rowing against the current.
50. I like evaluating, comparing, and classifying everything I encounter.
51. I prefer professions where I need to focus deeply on one thing rather than distributing attention across many different things.
52. Some things often cause accumulating irritation in me.
53. I would make a good proofreader or editor—I can spot errors in texts and probably wouldn't miss any.
54. To be focused and productive, I absolutely need peace and comfort.
55. It's true that I disapprove of piercings and tattoos; I regard them negatively, as with any artificial intervention in my body.
56. I don't need friends; I am used to getting by without them.
57. I would enjoy carefully and enthusiastically deciphering codes and finding the right key.
58. Above all, I want people not to impose on me things I might find unpleasant or force me into their alien and unpleasant way of life.
59. I always determine the readiness of my work myself.
60. I belong to the more conservative half of people in my habits—loyal to the same unchanged company, job, place of residence, hobbies.
61. I fantasize more for my own pleasure than to solve any problems.
62. I prefer to start conversations from afar—with premises, general approaches, and theory.
63. Any manifestation of social injustice irritates me.
64. In my youth, I had a reputation for being smart and lonely, outwardly unapproachable, but still striving for communication and sensitive.
65. Sometimes people joke about my excessive neatness and pedantry.
66. Interest in work is always more important to me than pay.
67. My views, explanations, and theories often diverge from accepted ones.
68. I am more inclined to object than to obey.
69. The process of thoroughly researching something useful often gives me more joy than the final application of the result.
70. I am always unflappable.

Markers that LIE mostly agrees with, while LII mostly disagrees:

1. I like being part of a group.
2. My point of view on a problem often changes under the influence of others' arguments.
3. I need life around me to move and buzz.
4. I am usually ready to sacrifice my interests and views for general agreement.
5. I genuinely care about other people.
6. I am very sensitive to the feelings and needs of others.
7. My interest in science is quite superficial; I wouldn't choose a career in this or a purely technical field.
8. I would rather leave a beautiful and comfortable house for descendants than a bunch of smart books with discoveries and revelations.
9. I often look for an outlet for my energy.
10. Which saying do you prefer and remember more often? 1) Hasten slowly 5) Time is money
11. I get so easily distracted by others' problems that I often forget about my own.
12. Feelings and relationships between people interest me more than political and business events.
13. I often interfere in others' affairs out of a desire to help and improve the situation.
14. Threats and fear don't slow me down or stop me; on the contrary, they usually excite and stimulate me, add adrenaline, and almost always make me more mobile and energetic.
15. I like and am accustomed to living in constant "pushing" tension.
16. Family and collective issues interest me more than societal issues.
17. I like intense workloads.
18. Money issues, product prices, and comparing earnings always interest me.
19. I admit I like gossiping about acquaintances.
20. I can recall more than three happy experiences of my life in vivid detail within a minute.
21. Choose the more appropriate one: 1) I am not inclined to follow general opinion and mood. 5) I don't like being in the minority and easily tune in to the general opinion and mood.
22. I adhere to the idea that knowledge must be practical and bring quick benefits.
23. Sometimes I gossip.
24. There is nothing particularly bad or terrible about lying for profit if everyone stays alive.
25. I like weighing my strength and possibilities in new and new situations, often deliberately invented by myself, testing myself for endurance and strength.
26. I enjoy adventurous and even risky ventures.
27. I feel confident in critical situations with many influencing factors and time constraints.
28. I am distinguished by business acumen, care for loved ones, practicality, and frugality.
29. It's true that among the people I know, there are none whom I sincerely and deeply hate for their views.
30. I find it difficult to remain silent for long periods when with people, not saying a word.
31. I often express my feelings vigorously.
32. I try not to clutter up and get rid of, give away, or sell books and reference materials I won't need soon.
33. I constantly get bored if I'm not taking risks and getting new sharp and exciting sensations.
34. Knowledge must bring quick benefits; otherwise, it's useless.
35. Sometimes I quickly press something "wrong" without thinking.
36. I find it difficult to notice potential problems and shortcomings quickly; I usually rely on others for these issues or simply ignore them for a long time.
37. The anticipation of someone's "thank you," sincere gratitude, almost always motivates me to act.
38. I like doing kind and pleasant things for people, even if it takes some of my time.
39. I live by the principle: "Think well of reality, and it will become what you want it to be!"
40. I like discussing plans for getting rich, potential gains, and losses from any actions out loud.
41. Abstract justice is harmful nonsense.
42. Many of my actions are more directed at helping others than at my own interests.
43. I enjoy talking about "work in general," about my various talents, skills, and abilities, how to cultivate and develop them, how to achieve my goals.
44. For my motivation, it's most important that loved ones notice and acknowledge my successes and achievements.
45. I am often drawn to extreme sports with their pleasant thrill and sense of victory.
46. I can quickly notice any useful opportunities around me.
47. I usually ignore minor illnesses, continuing to work without paying attention and without worrying about the consequences.
48. I like power, assertiveness, and strength in people.
49. My speech (oral and written) contains many action verbs (do, cut, wash, cook, dig, sort, write, print, etc.)—almost as many as nouns.
50. I rarely think about transforming the world and much more often try to find my place within the existing, dominant system.
51. Sometimes it's pleasant to feel subordinated and experience humiliation.
52. I often think in terms of benefit, efficiency, and usefulness.
53. I don't like empty lofty dreams and prefer to live in reality—better to clean my shoes.
54. Sometimes I impose my guardianship on another person, not forgetting to benefit from these relationships myself.
55. If a person wants to hear a pleasant lie about themselves, I have no problem telling it.
56. I like making risky bets in games, bets, horse racing, etc.
57. I have a "commanding" character.
58. I like discussing relationships in the team.
59. I can establish long-term, trustworthy, mutually beneficial relationships with people, operating on the principle "you scratch my back, and I'll scratch yours."
60. In school and university, I mainly read only what was necessary for the program.
61. When telling something interesting for myself, I involuntarily make many "extra" movements—doing something with my hands, fidgeting, twisting, etc.
62. My main motivator is well-being, i.e., the ability to live "not worse than others" and create a comfortable and convenient environment at home with the earned money.
63. To me, the more responsibility at work, the more interesting it is and the more likely it will succeed.
64. Sometimes it's hard to control some of my urges, even when I understand they are dangerous for me.
65. My impulsiveness and emotions often get me into trouble.
66. I often want to ask others for advice on my next steps.
67. Internally I am logical and like to calculate everything, but externally I am emotional, fussy, and restless.
68. Sometimes I crave something forbidden.
69. Sometimes I find myself subconsciously enjoying playing a dependent role in relationships with strong and aggressive people, while somewhat whimsically provoking them.
70. I always compare my actions from the perspective of benefit, profit, and maximum efficiency.