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The question is slightly incorrect. Almost all people have an analytical and humanitarian mindset at the same time, maybe to varying degrees,but they do. Moreover, the ability to analyze is certainly required in many humanitarian professions: philologist, linguist, journalist, political scientist, etc.�
I think that both factors are involved in shaping the mindset. If a person is born with a humanities degree and is forced to do math from an early age, then perhaps over time they will develop the necessary skills and will proudly call themselves “techies”. If you look at the child's abilities and send him to music/theater / literature clubs, it is clear that he will have a humanitarian mindset with a 100% probability. �
In general, such categories are too rough, because there are almost no absolute humanities or techies from birth, and even in life.