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Reflector

The Human Design type with no defined centers; this is a graph classification, not a clinical trait.

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Word origin · etymology

English agent noun with Latin roots.

Reflector derives from reflect, to bend or turn back. The type name borrows the image of reflecting one's surroundings.

Merriam-Webster: reflector ↗

How we know · epistemology

Absence-of-definition category

No completed channels means no defined centers and yields this type. The graph condition is unambiguous under fixed inputs; it does not show that a person lacks stable traits or literally absorbs other people's characteristics.

Jovian Archive: type and strategy ↗

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  1. Jovian Archive: type and strategy ↗
  2. Merriam-Webster: reflector ↗