Wide Split
No single gate is enough to bridge your two defined areas, and the two parts can at times feel like two sides of you.
In your chart, the defined centers form two separate areas, and no single gate is enough to bridge them. Some accounts treat this as its own subtype, the Wide Split; others simply call it a split with a larger bridge. What would connect the two areas is shown directly below this text.
The two parts can at times feel like two different sides of you that don't easily understand each other; how they show up depends on which centers sit in each group. If you don't recognize this, you can easily experience these themes as belonging to other people. Both parts belong to you.
Objectivity is considered the gift here: being able to look at the person in front of you without being seduced by a particular bridging gate. This holds a potential for wisdom. Someone bridging your gap is no reason to choose them as a partner. Strategy and Authority remain your measure.
Human Design is a system of interpretation, not a scientifically proven method. Read this description as an invitation to observe yourself.