I was asked by a reader who asked me an interesting question asking me to describe the personality makeup of a man who would be considered the latter days remnant just before the end.

I would suggest doing research on the psychological makeup of a “sigma” male. I think that sums it up well. I am what a person would consider as a sigma male.

The sigma male lone wolf is rarely deceived over the long term. The sigma male eventually figures it out on his own. While he may research other people’s work, the sigma male ultimately makes up his own mind, rather than blindly following someone or some sort of groupthink.

While a number of men would describe themselves as possessing sigma traits, a true sigma male comprises no more than 1% to 6% of the male adult population, depending on the strictness of the definition.
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While there is a genetic component to it, since the vast majority of sigma males walking on this planet are actually of Caucasian European descent, the personality of a sigma male is usually developed as a result of adversity and persistent trauma as a child.
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To the sigma male, traveling alone is always the best and most expedient option, and according to the Bible, finding one’s way to Christ is a solitary endeavor. Indeed, there are a larger than normal percentage of sigma males in the last days Church. To them, the scriptures are the only thing that truly makes sense. Of course, the organized churches in these final days are bereft of sigma males.

People who follow other people, especially in the alt-media, are definitely not sigmas, but most likely betas or something else. Their need to identify with something is too overpowering for them. This especially includes those who are wedded to an organized religion of any kind.

In these last and final days, being a lone wolf stigma male can prove indispensable. And for those who aren’t sigmas, I would suggest listening to them.