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The surprising part for me is that there does not seem anyway to know ahead of time how someone is going to go. Something that I've wondered about but have no w

The surprising part for me is that there does not seem anyway to know ahead of time how someone is going to go. Something that I've wondered about but have no way to pursue is whether or not military training for combat can train the correct response for existential stress. My thinking is that if it can be trained then one could possibly be trained to deal with those sorts of situations effectively. It definitely is NOT something that they train in business school or MBA programs though.

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>Something that I've wondered about but have no way to pursue is whether or not military training for combat can train the correct response for existential stress. Similar thoughts here. And that is somewhat along the line of Andy Grove's Only the Paranoid Survive. On another note. I was stressed out on that day and the one thing that helped me in Jensen's interview, and it clicked the moment I heard it; David: What is something that you believe today that 40-year-old Jensen would’ve pushed back on and said, no, I disagree. Jensen: There’s plenty of time. If you prioritize yourself properly and you make sure that you don’t let Outlook be the controller of your time, there’s plenty of time. "There’s plenty of time"