Emotional Periodic Table 3.0 In the latest version of Emotionics, the Emotional Periodic Table 3.0 , the structure of human emotions has been refined through three major updates. 🔧 Key Updates 1. Splitting Surprised (Su) into Su+ and Su− • Su+ (Surprised Positive): A positive surprise that triggers a transition from unpleasant → pleasant • Su− (Surprised Negative): A negative surprise that triggers a transition from pleasant → unpleasant Because unexpected events create completely different emotional reactions depending on their direction—positive or negative—this distinction was essential. 2. Swapping the positions of Pleasure (P) and Comfortable (Cm) Comfortable, a calm and low-activation form of pleasantness, naturally fits as the symmetrical counterpart to Discomfort (Dc). To maintain left–right balance in the periodic structure, their positions were adjusted. Pleasure, which is closer to Joy and Satisfaction, has been repositioned as a more “high-activation” pleasant e...

🌍 The “Triangle Model” in a Tripolar World: Every Nation Will Be Positioned Somewhere Along a Side As the world shifts into a tripolar structure —with the United States, China, and the EU/Third Bloc forming the three major poles—each country’s strategic position becomes stable not inside the triangle , but somewhere along one of its sides . This phenomenon can be described as the Triangle Model . 1. In a tripolar world, global power can be represented as an “equilateral triangle” The three poles are: • USA (blue): security, transparency, AI, democracy • China (red): resources, manufacturing, state-led stability, concentrated power • 3rd/EU (green): norms, moderation, international order, balance These three poles function as the primary gravity centers of the international system, creating a visible triangle-shaped tension field in global politics. 2. No nation can remain at a “vertex” → Each country naturally moves toward a side between two poles Sitting at a vertex ...

🌍 Why the EU Should Be the Model for the “Third Bloc”: The EU’s Role in the Emerging Tri-Polar Structure As the world shifts from a U.S.–China bilateral rivalry toward an emerging tri-polar structure , it becomes increasingly rational for countries outside the U.S. and China—the Third Bloc —to look to the European Union as their primary reference point for stable decision-making. Below is a summary of the key reasons. 1. The EU has deep historical ties with the Third Bloc Many of today’s Third Bloc regions—Africa, the Middle East, South America, Southeast Asia, and others—were once under the influence or administration of European powers. As a result, several foundational layers of their states are EU-derived: • legal systems • bureaucratic and administrative structures • parliamentary and electoral institutions • diplomatic vocabulary and international political concepts • educational frameworks (English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, etc.) In other words, much o...