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As GP said, it’s hard to maintain that situational awareness on a constant basis. However, it may be prudent to tune in when you are in a new environment or yo
by xattt 2y ago
As GP said, it’s hard to maintain that situational awareness on a constant basis.
However, it may be prudent to tune in when you are in a new environment or you hear a new sound in an environment you’re used to.
- giantg2 2y ago"or you hear a new sound" What you've just described is situational awareness. Maintaining condition yellow "relaxed awareness" should not be hard to do at all.
- TeaBrain 2y agoMaintaining any level of vigilance is still more exhausting than maintaining none at all, even if at some personal level you believe it shouldn't be hard to do.
- giantg2 2y agoDo you look before you cross the street? Do you turn to see what a beeping noise is that is approaching you in a store? Do these things exhaust you? It's super easy to have basic awareness. Crossing the street is a great example because you need the awareness that you're near a street. Then the awareness to see if it has a crosswalk/light/etc. Then what the light status is (if applicable). Finally looking for cars. People who lack any awareness at all are the ones you hear about falling in manholes because they were looking at their phones.