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Yes. We were the people who fled, avoided death, and avoided capture. We were the night watch keeping an eye out for predators. We were the ones who went from 0 to 100 in a fraction of a second when danger presented itself. Our brains are wired to operate on low power, passively scanning our surroundings, seemingly distracted but just waiting for danger to present itself. But once that danger is known, it becomes our world. Nothing else exists. Just us and our enemy, all of our focus and attention tunneled in on that one thing, ensuring that we overcome and survive.
So yea. Just different wiring. It's challenging to use it in a modern world, but it still puts some of us ahead in fields where high adaptability is required, such as being a fighter pilot.
Just don't make us do paperwork.
So yea. Just different wiring. It's challenging to use it in a modern world, but it still puts some of us ahead in fields where high adaptability is required, such as being a fighter pilot.
Just don't make us do paperwork.
