by hellfire » Mon Jun 13, 2011 9:46 am
High Anxiety can cause a person to act and preform this way. Anxiety is actually a form of awareness that increases your senses by a significant amount causing you to over-think the obvious and jump ahead of the topic you are discussing. I know this because I have it. A lot of times you can use this to your benefit if you know how to control it. Anxiety does cause mild or in some cases a larger form of paranoia, and elevates the heart rate. There's no physical proof of a heart attack from anxiety, however in this case theirs no physical proof in this case either that this woman had anxiety as well.
In my case I profile people, I watch for signals that cause them to act this way. This allows me to learn more about myself and others, remember its not your hand moving your mouse its your brain. The brain causes some funky shit to happen when you lose focus on the task at hand. Next time you're itchy and you get that hint ( "now might now be the time to remove my hand..etc ") you lost your focus, primarily in a gamers case the focus is communication(sound); visual(sight) and instincts ( action of impulse )..
If anyone knows a navy seal IRL, pay attention to their actions. Attempt to tap them on the opposite shoulder without them knowing, attempt to think what they are pondering. Its primarily training your brain in tune to the task at hand, but maintaining that focus is the hard part.
This applies to any athlete, seal, gamer, driver .. human
As simple as this ladies accident seems like a joke its a simple reminder of the potential risks that come with loss of composure. Anything can happen in a instant.
(BTW I KNOW ITS JOKES, BUT MY POST IS SERIOUS )
High Anxiety can cause a person to act and preform this way. Anxiety is actually a form of awareness that increases your senses by a significant amount causing you to over-think the obvious and jump ahead of the topic you are discussing. I know this because I have it. A lot of times you can use this to your benefit if you know how to control it. Anxiety does cause mild or in some cases a larger form of paranoia, and elevates the heart rate. There's no physical proof of a heart attack from anxiety, however in this case theirs no physical proof in this case either that this woman had anxiety as well.
In my case I profile people, I watch for signals that cause them to act this way. This allows me to learn more about myself and others, remember its not your hand moving your mouse its your brain. The brain causes some funky shit to happen when you lose focus on the task at hand. Next time you're itchy and you get that hint ( "now might now be the time to remove my hand..etc ") you lost your focus, primarily in a gamers case the focus is communication(sound); visual(sight) and instincts ( action of impulse )..
If anyone knows a navy seal IRL, pay attention to their actions. Attempt to tap them on the opposite shoulder without them knowing, attempt to think what they are pondering. Its primarily training your brain in tune to the task at hand, but maintaining that focus is the hard part.
This applies to any athlete, seal, gamer, driver .. human
As simple as this ladies accident seems like a joke its a simple reminder of the potential risks that come with loss of composure. Anything can happen in a instant.
(BTW I KNOW ITS JOKES, BUT MY POST IS SERIOUS )