>I'm very skeptical of that claim. you can find his brain scans and see that his visual to amygdala connecting path is activated significantly less than for no

>I'm very skeptical of that claim. you can find his brain scans and see that his visual to amygdala connecting path is activated significantly less than for normal people (which in other words is "much less afraid of danger"). It is a question though whether it is a result of training or an original anatomy.