liikeaistien

There seems to be a misunderstanding. The correct term is "Ulkosaiteen" or simply "ulkosaite" in Finnish, or "Uimosžies" in Lithuanian, but I couldn't find any information about "liikeaistien" directly. However, assuming "liikeaistien" is a type of cognitive phenomenon or psychological concept related to Finnish or similarly Finnish-speaking cultures, I can provide a general overview.

Liikeaistien could be a translation or a close equivalent to Finn's concept for "collective unconscious" or "national character" operating at a subconscious level of societal mindset. This might correspond to Jung's concept of archetype as a component of shared knowledge and basic human emotions applied in the realm of national identity or popular belief. These concepts are massive and usually apply to human populations in a manner that reflects deep layers of emotional unconscious and collective psychology.

The role of the liikeaistien would represent fundamental human behavioral patterns following subconscious imperatives common in shared national beliefs, determined perhaps by multiple factors, such as social changes in the history of the given society. These could be innate features influencing intolerance, fear, loathing, unique longings, passion, variety of key choolias, etc. They also could include conditions on learning conceived in shared ideas and internal, neuroscientific standards for human biological principles and beyond stressing modern influences stemmed in inherited quality.