Human beings will ultimately act like human beings in these situations. It's very easy to expect something else when you're not the human being under threat. T

Human beings will ultimately act like human beings in these situations. It's very easy to expect something else when you're not the human being under threat. The only way to prevent human beings from acting in the default way human beings act is rigorous evidence-based training. No proposition that there must have been something else they could have done is meaningful unless it's backed up by specific, rigorous, evidence-based training for the situation in question. Absent that, we're asking people to respond to threats unrealistically. We're making them sick and commanding them to be well.