Which Mindset Are You？

Welcome to the WCAT Leap Detector A deep self-assessment tool designed to help you locate your current stage of consciousness evolution.

This test is based on the Will Circuit Activation Theory (WCAT) and is especially relevant for those exploring metacognitive awakening and the construction of symbiotic identities.

You’ll answer 10 questions. For each, simply choose the option that best reflects your current state — and receive a personalized consciousness leap analysis.

Q1：When facing a decision in an unfamiliar environment, you are more likely to:

Rely on instinct or follow others’ suggestions

Look for rules or successful patterns to guide you

Notice the motives and limitations behind those rules

Initiate inner questioning to explore deeper meaning

Q2 When doing something meaningful, what do you care about most?

The survival or security benefits it brings

Whether it aligns with mainstream values and success criteria

Whether it helps you break free from conditioned patterns

Whether it aligns with your stable inner meaning structure

Q3：Have you ever suspected that most of your beliefs were instilled in you?

No, I feel I’ve always been clear-minded

Occasionally, but I still find those beliefs useful

Often, and I try to rebuild my belief system

Yes—I believe all beliefs should be questioned and refined

Q4：Your definition of “success” is more about:

Gaining resources and a sense of safety

Being recognized and influential in society

Escaping social frameworks to redefine yourself

Aligning deeply with your inner meaning system

Q5：How do you view your desires？

As natural impulses that don’t require much thought

As part of a goal-driven system that can be managed

As cultural projections that should be questioned

As objects for awareness and transformation into meaning

Q6：Have you experienced a moment of “existential collapse” or deep soul-searching?

No, my life has always followed a steady rhythm

Yes, but I overcame it by setting goals and taking action

I often feel that my current meaning system can’t fully support me

I went through it and developed a self-organized new system of meaning

Q7：When encountering mainstream opinions, you usually:

Go along with them to avoid conflict

Evaluate them rationally before deciding whether to adopt

Sometimes reject everything in search of deeper truths

Clearly recognize their value levels and make conscious choices

Do you actively reflect on abstract topics like “consciousness” and “free will”?

Rarely—it feels too abstract or meaningless

Occasionally, depending on my mood

Frequently, though it's hard to stay stable in such reflection

It's one of the most active parts of my daily thinking

Q9：Do you feel that the question “Who am I?” is constantly evolving?

No, I’ve always known who I am

Sometimes I feel confused, but mostly clear

I frequently go through identity shifts and restructuring

I embrace and guide the evolving nature of self

Q10：Are you willing to take on the mission of building a new system of meaning?

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Never thought about it—I just want to live my own life

Willing, if it brings tangible rewards

Yes, I feel this is a deep inner calling

This is the reason I exist—I’ve already begun the work

This test is based on the Will Circuit Activation Theory (WCAT)