It's cool to hear a little about your life and outlook, Chairman.Will Williams wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 11:09 pmSince I paid to get through the Counter-Currents paywall so I can attempt to influence some race-thinkers there, I was invited to participate in a 114-question poll so C-C can better understand a cross-section of the pro-White movement, explained here: https://counter-currents.com/2024/04/up ... ment-poll/
I write about my poll result and give some insight to the folks there into my own movement history
Will Williams: April 22, 2024
After completing the survey, I find that I am an ENTJ “Commander.”
[A] staggering 96% of Commanders (ENTJs) say their dream job involves having freedom to decide what they do and how they do it. That’s the highest percentage of any personality type.
Also,
96% believe they have what it takes to be a good leader.
Can’t argue with that. I feel for the 4% of ENTJs who don’t believe they have what it takes to command.
After joining the Army as an 18-yearold while still in high school I entered service as a lowly Private E-1. Three years later, after two tours in Vietnam as a Green Beret Infantry officer combatant, I had been promoted to Captain. So, at barely 22 I had already been a commander in real life. Four years of that military adventure was enough for me.
I had no intention while in high school of attending college so never took the SAT test until I went in early on a Saturday morning to a Killeen, Texas, high school near Fort Hood, Texas, my last duty station — very hung over — to finally take the SAT test. I never took it again though I could probably have improved my mediocre score of 1052, barely above the median of 1030.
I entered that score in the survey rather than fudge, but also put my score of 129 on the only IQ test I ever took: allegedly “gifted,” with 130 being “highly gifted.” The Dean of the Architecture School at NCSU in my hometown of Raleigh allowed me in that prestigious school as a 23-year-old freshman despite my shitty SAT score and shittier high school grades because of what he called my “life experience.”
I already knew I was gifted, but at what I’d have to discover later. I did all right as a self-employed architect/builder/developer for a few years, before becoming fully racially responsible, dropping out of the work force, becoming an artist, and paying my dues as a dedicated political soldier, deciding for myself what I would do and how I was going to do it.
Looking back, I’m proud to say that the only employers I’ve had since the early 1980s were none other than mentors Ben Klassen and William Pierce, both of whom had, independently, founded much needed new non-Semitic belief systems, or religions, if you will, for Whites: Creativity and Cosmotheism respectively.
I read what the Counter Currents people wrote about the personality test survey--I don't use their site, but I figured I'd check it out--and I'm not entirely sure why they chose to do it. Personality tests have been around for quite some time, especially in the fields of education and business, because of gurus who promote them as a way to better organize one's team. They don't really have any basis beyond the fact that the 'results' spell out vague correlations between the values you were assigned by the test's programming as you answered the questions.
I am reminded of the now debunked 'learning styles' test that I was made to take in middle school, which differentiated between
1 learning by doing
2 learning by instruction
3 learning by sensation
4 learning by reading
and maybe some others I've forgotten in the attempt to categorize 'learners' by which methodology worked best for them. I vividly remember that every question on that test was some variation of "True or False; I learn best by..." So essentially, the 'test' was a self-evaluation. This is true of many such 'tests.'
I actually recently ran across another website I don't presently recall the name of, which had put out about 3 articles about various topics, sort of dancing around recognizing the political and racial situation without explicitly mentioning it. The bulk of the website's operations, however, was the act of selling 'training' courses (for quite steep rates) that are supposed to be tailored to one's "masculine warrior style" (or some other equally ridiculous term).
Anyway, my opinion is that any such test, especially if there's a paywall involved (before or after the test is taken) is probably bunk. It's important to know ourselves, but I don't think that a scripted computer program is likely to help us with that.