Not enough dexterity on a bike -> wreck
Not enough ability to breathe on a bike, helmet always better? -> wreck
Bad advice to not wear a helmet, advice always good? -> wrecked noggin
weight that we know we can’t lift vs weight we think we can lift but can’t -> bench press bar suffocation, 5 plates better not try that, haven’t been in the gym for a while can probably still lift 2, not the wisest idea
big suits of armor that prevent knights from moving, unable to move easily has value, why do you think spiders use them?
Top result for iffy situations
Iffy slows down decision making processess
Thus it has a non null value in some situations
People that cut you off increase anger
Anger makes racers want to speed
Safer is to break
Racer is trying to win incentive to speed incentive to slow down
Iffy
How long do you slow down to effectively let racer get back on feet
Too long lose the race, might have already lost the race
Combinational systems that might cause a conniption
If Prioritization is good, and your enemies prioritization is good, how can you slow down their ability to prioritize? Can’t assess the problem, can’t deliver on the solution
Higher level than normal enough times can raise prioritization
Not a problem to a problem, can be established as a logical neurological path
Let people go, more people in society die, Let people go, more people in society die -> prosecutor that doesn’t want to let people go
prosecutor that doesn’t want to let people go -> controlling narrative -> every time we let people like that go they hurt society, here let me show you “examples”
Where examples are how they are casting the truth in the most useful light to fuel their fire
Over invested vs Under invested? One could make the argument that The Universe always continues therefor we are always properly invested
Think there is more too life and decision making than that
Training today, maybe less problems tomorrow, no guarantee, no guarantee I will have invested enough today for and unknown problem a week from now, some prep beats no prep, not always “knows better”
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