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I cannot help but disagree. Fear is great and essential. Fear raises our pulse and hones our mental focus with great precision. Fear is perhaps among the most d
by austincheney 5y ago
I cannot help but disagree. Fear is great and essential. Fear raises our pulse and hones our mental focus with great precision. Fear is perhaps among the most developed reaction in animal neurophysiology.
Fear is good. Panic is bad. The distinction is the difference in cause and response. It takes a mature mind to appreciate the difference. The human mind is not fully developed to account for this until the prefrontal cortex gains power over the limbic, which for most people is age 22-24. Even then it takes great practice and experience to properly transform a fear response into something supremely beneficial.
- WarOnPrivacy 5y ago> Fear is great and essential. I think fear is neutral - productive where it can be and crippling where it can't.