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"An Overview of the NT" from Kiersey and Bates's ''Please Understand Me''

<u>"An Overview of the NT" from Kiersey and Bates's ''Please Understand Me''</u>

Also called the Promethean Temperament. To make man more like the gods, Prometheus gave him fire, the symbol of light and energy. In harnessing light and energy mankind gains a control and understanding of nature. To understand and control nature is to have real power, this is what sets the Promethean apart from the rest.

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	"An Overview of the NT" from Kiersey and Bates's ''Please Understand Me''		<u>"An Overview of the NT" from Kiersey and Bates's ''Please Understand Me''</u>

	Also called the Promethean Temperament. To make man more like the gods, Prometheus gave him fire, the symbol of light and energy. In harnessing light and energy mankind gains a control and understanding of nature. To understand and control nature is to have real power, this is what sets the Promethean apart from the rest.		Also called the Promethean Temperament. To make man more like the gods, Prometheus gave him fire, the symbol of light and energy. In harnessing light and energy mankind gains a control and understanding of nature. To understand and control nature is to have real power, this is what sets the Promethean apart from the rest.

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