Enum ConflictAxis

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#[non_exhaustive]pub enum ConflictAxis {
Show 125 variants    AchievementVsHarm,
    AdventureVsPracticality,
    AdvocacyVsPersonalContradictions,
    AffectionVsPragmatism,
    AmbiguityVsClarity,
    AngerVsLove,
    ApproachabilityVsGodhood,
    ArtisticCreativityVsScientificPrecision,
    AttractionVsRepulsion,
    AuthorityVsCharm,
    BoldnessVsReflection,
    BrillianceVsFlaws,
    BrutalityVsFairness,
    ChangeVsStability,
    CharmVsDetachment,
    CompassionVsFirmness,
    CompassionVsJustice,
    ComplexityVsSimplicity,
    ConfidenceVsHumility,
    ConnectionVsIndependence,
    CourageVsFear,
    CreationVsChaos,
    CreationVsDestruction,
    CriticismVsHope,
    CulturalDiversityVsUnity,
    CulturalSophisticationVsPoliticalCunning,
    CuriosityVsCaution,
    CunningVsHonor,
    CynicismVsPatriotism,
    DarknessVsLight,
    DecayVsGrowth,
    DecayVsRenewal,
    DevotionVsFrustration,
    DigitalIdentityVsPhysicalReality,
    DivineFavorVsWrath,
    DisciplineVsIntensity,
    DiplomacyVsMilitaryForce,
    DreamerVsPragmatist,
    DutyVsPersonalDesires,
    EastVsWest,
    EcologicalResponsibilityVsWhimsy,
    EmpowermentVsGentleness,
    EmpathyVsRuthlessness,
    EntertainmentVsConservation,
    EnchantmentVsDanger,
    EnlightenmentVsAuthoritarianContradictions,
    ExplorationVsSafety,
    FearVsFascination,
    FocusVsDistraction,
    ForgivenessVsTolerance,
    FreedomVsResponsibility,
    GenerosityVsPragmatism,
    GentleCurrentsVsPowerfulSurges,
    GloryVsEmotionalConnections,
    HarshRealitiesVsEthicalIdeals,
    HealerVsAdversaryRoles,
    HeroismVsHumility,
    HeroismVsMartyrdom,
    HiddenDangersVsRichLife,
    HumanFlawsVsVirtues,
    HumanityVsTechnologicalEnhancement,
    HumilityVsBrilliance,
    HumorVsMeaningfulConversation,
    IdealismVsPerfectionism,
    IdealismVsPragmatism,
    IndividualAutonomyVsCollectiveGood,
    IntelligenceVsEmotion,
    IntensityVsControl,
    IrreverenceVsSocialDecorum,
    IsolationVsCuriosity,
    JealousyVsConflict,
    JoyVsTerror,
    KindnessVsIntensity,
    KindnessVsSeverity,
    LeadershipVsHumility,
    LegacyVsSacrifice,
    LifeVsDeath,
    LoveVsVengeance,
    LoveVsWar,
    LuxuryVsDanger,
    MagneticVsDeterringIntensities,
    ModernNeedsVsHistoricCharm,
    MovementVsStability,
    MysticismVsPracticalLeadership,
    MysteryVsCompassion,
    MysteryVsTransparency,
    NurturingVsDestructiveCapabilities,
    NurturingVsDestructiveQualities,
    NurturingVsFierceness,
    NurturingVsVengeance,
    NurturingVsWarrior,
    OldWorldValuesVsNewGenerations,
    PassionVsPurpose,
    PatienceVsEagerness,
    PatienceVsUrgency,
    PastVsPresent,
    PerfectionismVsInnovation,
    PlayfulnessVsSincerity,
    PowerVsVulnerability,
    PragmatismVsVision,
    ProgressVsPreservation,
    ProvocationVsRespect,
    PublicImageVsAuthenticSelf,
    ReflectionVsAction,
    RiskVsDiscovery,
    RomanticSentimentVsCynicism,
    RuthlessnessVsCulturalPatronage,
    SacrificeVsLeadership,
    ScienceVsMysticism,
    ScientificRigorVsPhilosophicalDepth,
    SeductionVsTeaching,
    SkepticismVsOptimism,
    SolitudeVsCommunity,
    SpiritualDevotionVsMilitaryStrength,
    StillnessVsFlow,
    StillnessVsMotion,
    StrengthVsVictimhood,
    StrengthVsVulnerability,
    TechnologyVsWildNature,
    VisionVsConsequences,
    VisionVsImpulsiveness,
    VisionVsStubbornness,
    VisionaryDreamsVsPracticality,
    WhimsyVsEcologicalResponsibility,
    WisdomVsFolly,
}

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All compile‑time polarity axes for internal conflict.

Variants are canonicalised Pole1VsPole2 (alphabetical order) so every polarity appears exactly once.

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This enum is marked as non-exhaustive

Non-exhaustive enums could have additional variants added in future. Therefore, when matching against variants of non-exhaustive enums, an extra wildcard arm must be added to account for any future variants.

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WisdomVsFolly

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impl ConflictAxis

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pub fn category(&self) -> CoreConflictAxis

Map a concrete polarity to its qualitative category.

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pub fn from_poles<L, R>(left: L, right: R) -> Option<ConflictAxis>
where L: AsRef<str>, R: AsRef<str>,

Canonicalises two pole strings and resolves them to a variant.

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impl ConflictAxis

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pub fn intrinsic_ratings(&self) -> ComplexityConflictIntrinsicDimensionRatings

Environment‑independent intrinsic ratings for each polarity axis.

Axes without an explicit arm inherit the rating vector of self.category(), ensuring total coverage even while we iterate.

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impl Clone for ConflictAxis

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fn clone(&self) -> ConflictAxis

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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impl Debug for ConflictAxis

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for ConflictAxis

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fn deserialize<D>( deserializer: D, ) -> Result<ConflictAxis, <D as Deserializer<'de>>::Error>
where __D: Deserializer<'de>,

Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more

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impl Eq for ConflictAxis

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impl Hash for ConflictAxis

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fn hash<H>(&self, state: &mut H)
where __H: Hasher,

Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more

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fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)
where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more

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impl IntoEnumIterator for ConflictAxis

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type Iterator = ConflictAxisIter

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fn iter() -> ConflictAxisIter ⓘ

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impl PartialEq for ConflictAxis

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fn eq(&self, other: &ConflictAxis) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

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impl Serialize for ConflictAxis

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fn serialize<S>( &self, serializer: S, ) -> Result<<S as Serializer>::Ok, <S as Serializer>::Error>
where S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more

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impl StructuralPartialEq for ConflictAxis

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impl RefUnwindSafe for ConflictAxis

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impl Send for ConflictAxis

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impl Sync for ConflictAxis

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impl Unpin for ConflictAxis

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impl UnsafeUnpin for ConflictAxis

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impl UnwindSafe for ConflictAxis

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Enum ConflictAxis Copy item path

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AchievementVsHarm

AdventureVsPracticality

AdvocacyVsPersonalContradictions

AffectionVsPragmatism

AmbiguityVsClarity

AngerVsLove

ApproachabilityVsGodhood

ArtisticCreativityVsScientificPrecision

AttractionVsRepulsion

AuthorityVsCharm

BoldnessVsReflection

BrillianceVsFlaws

BrutalityVsFairness

ChangeVsStability

CharmVsDetachment

CompassionVsFirmness

CompassionVsJustice

ComplexityVsSimplicity

ConfidenceVsHumility

ConnectionVsIndependence

CourageVsFear

CreationVsChaos

CreationVsDestruction

CriticismVsHope

CulturalDiversityVsUnity

CulturalSophisticationVsPoliticalCunning

CuriosityVsCaution

CunningVsHonor

CynicismVsPatriotism

DarknessVsLight

DecayVsGrowth

DecayVsRenewal

DevotionVsFrustration

DigitalIdentityVsPhysicalReality

DivineFavorVsWrath

DisciplineVsIntensity

DiplomacyVsMilitaryForce

DreamerVsPragmatist

DutyVsPersonalDesires

EastVsWest

EcologicalResponsibilityVsWhimsy

EmpowermentVsGentleness

EmpathyVsRuthlessness

EntertainmentVsConservation

EnchantmentVsDanger

EnlightenmentVsAuthoritarianContradictions

ExplorationVsSafety

FearVsFascination

FocusVsDistraction

ForgivenessVsTolerance

FreedomVsResponsibility

GenerosityVsPragmatism

GentleCurrentsVsPowerfulSurges

GloryVsEmotionalConnections

HarshRealitiesVsEthicalIdeals

HealerVsAdversaryRoles

HeroismVsHumility

HeroismVsMartyrdom

HiddenDangersVsRichLife

HumanFlawsVsVirtues

HumanityVsTechnologicalEnhancement

HumilityVsBrilliance

HumorVsMeaningfulConversation

IdealismVsPerfectionism

IdealismVsPragmatism

IndividualAutonomyVsCollectiveGood

IntelligenceVsEmotion

IntensityVsControl

IrreverenceVsSocialDecorum

IsolationVsCuriosity

JealousyVsConflict

JoyVsTerror

KindnessVsIntensity

KindnessVsSeverity

LeadershipVsHumility

LegacyVsSacrifice

LifeVsDeath

LoveVsVengeance

Enum ConflictAxis

pub fn from_poles<L, R>(left: L, right: R) -> Option<ConflictAxis>
where L: AsRef<str>, R: AsRef<str>,