Wakefield Doctrine ( the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers )

Back to Basics. (Simple as a Supermarket…)

We are all born with the capacity to experience the world in three distinctly characteristic ways: as a clark, as a scott and as a roger. The Wakefield Doctrine holds that it is the way you experience the world that constitutes your personality type, not the other way around. By knowing which of the three describes how a person experiences the world, you can know everything about that person, not just their likes and dislikes, but whether they are inclined to trust strangers or how they will react to novel situations, even the kind of sport they will find attractive. You will know very, very much about that person.

The Wakefield Doctrine is based on the fact that while we all have the capacity to experience the world in these three ways, at an early age we chose one way. While we all become, as adults, a clark or a scott or a roger, we retain the capacity to see the world in all three ways, most of us just forget…we forget that there are two other ways to experience the world.
If you are still reading this blog, then you are among the people who have the capacity to imagine experiencing reality as the other two thirds would experience it. Good. If you have that, then everything here will not only make sense, it will be useful to you. If you can imagine that we all experience the world, reality itself in one of three distinct ways, then you are ready to take the Wakefield Doctrine and have some real fun.

So with the essentials of the Doctrine established, what else will help? It will help to know that:

• you will think that you are a roger in one situation and a scott in another
• you will immediately know a person that you are sure is a scott
• right after thinking of this, you will think that maybe you are a clark (but you are hoping you are sort of a scott)
• if you find yourself not finding anything in this that describes a roger, then you are a roger
• this applies to men and to women and if you think there should be different names for women, then you are a scottian female
• this is also cultural neutral and no, you do not need to have this explained….roger
• this applies to young and the old, even though the old are easier to identify
• no, there is not a quick test to take to tell which you are, but if you thought of this, better put a check in the rogerian column
• this blog? this is as organised as it needs to be for now…
• …because we are only interested in attracting people with enough flexibility of intelligence to get it on their own
• yes, we do have hats ( for your damn head) but you have to write a Comment and give us a reason to send you one
• these Posts will let you learn which of the three types you are and which of the three types everyone else in your life is
• yes, all this is free…for now

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