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

three characteristic relationships the individual maintains with the world around them: that of the Outsider, the Predator or the Herd Member

these relationships are established at a very early age and the social strategies, coping mechanism and existential biases practiced as the individual grows and matures reflect the original perception of the world and environment

…in other words, our personalities are perfect.

clarks think, scotts act and rogers feel

clarks are crazy, scotts are stupid and rogers are dumb

the Wakefield Doctrine, as an insight into the motivations (and subsequent) actions of others, should not be employed as a mirror-shaped club

… if for no other reason than the efficacy of punching the reflection we see in a still pond is poetic justice personified… the other is mostly us, so unless they are of the same personality type, save your energy

the Wakefield Doctrine is for you, not them

the ambition of the Doctrine is a) to provide a Phrase Book of the personal reality of clarks, scotts and rogers

like a tourist in a semi-foreign land, it doesn’t help unless we take it out and use it to the best of our ability

…and 2) to aid us in our efforts to appreciate the world as the other person experiences it.

none of the three predominant worldviews is superior to the others

none of the three predominant worldviews is inferior to the others

…yeah, that’s right

combined in dynamic balance, the three ways of relating to the world, as a clark or a scott or a roger is the ideal