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This is kinda exactly what I was NOT meaning. You're talking about ways of handling the "known unknowns" - trainable scenarios. The article already talked about
by JulianMorrison 12y ago
This is kinda exactly what I was NOT meaning. You're talking about ways of handling the "known unknowns" - trainable scenarios. The article already talked about that. I'm talking about taking the whole issue off the board, including the "unknown unknowns", that you can't train for except in the most general way, by shutting the fight-or-flight mechanism down completely.
- rasz_pl 12y agoOh, stopping chemical reaction somehow? Sure, you can do that today with beta blockers. On the other hand that adrenaline injection is a good thing, imo its better to learn to cope with it than fight it.