Ryan Soave

And let's say we took the most experienced sailor with the best ship. But this time, rather than using his skills of navigation and sailing, he said, the seas are calm and the weather's good. I must be going the right way. But if the seas are rough and the weather's bad, I must be going the wrong way. And every time The seas were calm. The weather's nice.

And let's say we took the most experienced sailor with the best ship. But this time, rather than using his skills of navigation and sailing, he said, the seas are calm and the weather's good. I must be going the right way. But if the seas are rough and the weather's bad, I must be going the wrong way. And every time The seas were calm. The weather's nice.

And let's say we took the most experienced sailor with the best ship. But this time, rather than using his skills of navigation and sailing, he said, the seas are calm and the weather's good. I must be going the right way. But if the seas are rough and the weather's bad, I must be going the wrong way. And every time The seas were calm. The weather's nice.

He just kept going in the direction he was. But every time he came across waves and rain, he'd turn. Is he ever going to get there? Potentially. Let's say it's calm the whole way. Or he might end up navigating all the way down around South America and then coming back up. Neither one of those is the answer. The answer is that when he meets the storm –

He just kept going in the direction he was. But every time he came across waves and rain, he'd turn. Is he ever going to get there? Potentially. Let's say it's calm the whole way. Or he might end up navigating all the way down around South America and then coming back up. Neither one of those is the answer. The answer is that when he meets the storm –

He just kept going in the direction he was. But every time he came across waves and rain, he'd turn. Is he ever going to get there? Potentially. Let's say it's calm the whole way. Or he might end up navigating all the way down around South America and then coming back up. Neither one of those is the answer. The answer is that when he meets the storm –

He can use his skills of navigation as a sailor and understanding the weather and his experience to say, okay, this is something I navigate through. This is something I navigate around. But he doesn't just react based on the external conditions. And we react constantly to our external conditions based on what we're perceiving is going on. I'll preface this by saying I think

He can use his skills of navigation as a sailor and understanding the weather and his experience to say, okay, this is something I navigate through. This is something I navigate around. But he doesn't just react based on the external conditions. And we react constantly to our external conditions based on what we're perceiving is going on. I'll preface this by saying I think

He can use his skills of navigation as a sailor and understanding the weather and his experience to say, okay, this is something I navigate through. This is something I navigate around. But he doesn't just react based on the external conditions. And we react constantly to our external conditions based on what we're perceiving is going on. I'll preface this by saying I think

I believe one of our biggest, if not our biggest challenges, human beings in our psychology is that we confuse discomfort with threat and respond to discomfort as if it's threat. You know, and this goes back, I can use the, the, uh, uh, diagnostic criteria for PTSD.

I believe one of our biggest, if not our biggest challenges, human beings in our psychology is that we confuse discomfort with threat and respond to discomfort as if it's threat. You know, and this goes back, I can use the, the, uh, uh, diagnostic criteria for PTSD.

I believe one of our biggest, if not our biggest challenges, human beings in our psychology is that we confuse discomfort with threat and respond to discomfort as if it's threat. You know, and this goes back, I can use the, the, uh, uh, diagnostic criteria for PTSD.

Not that everybody that experiences this has PTSD, but when you look at the diagnostic criteria criteria and the DSM five, which is the fifth version of the, it's the most recent version of the, Diagnostic manual, it says that the person was exposed to death, actual or threatened death, or actual or threatened violence, or actual or threatened sexual violence.

Not that everybody that experiences this has PTSD, but when you look at the diagnostic criteria criteria and the DSM five, which is the fifth version of the, it's the most recent version of the, Diagnostic manual, it says that the person was exposed to death, actual or threatened death, or actual or threatened violence, or actual or threatened sexual violence.

Not that everybody that experiences this has PTSD, but when you look at the diagnostic criteria criteria and the DSM five, which is the fifth version of the, it's the most recent version of the, Diagnostic manual, it says that the person was exposed to death, actual or threatened death, or actual or threatened violence, or actual or threatened sexual violence.

In the DSM-IV, it said real or perceived. And what that means is we can have a similar or exact reaction to something that is actually happening, like you're attacking me, hopefully you're not going to attack me, but like you were, as if you threatened to attack me.

In the DSM-IV, it said real or perceived. And what that means is we can have a similar or exact reaction to something that is actually happening, like you're attacking me, hopefully you're not going to attack me, but like you were, as if you threatened to attack me.

In the DSM-IV, it said real or perceived. And what that means is we can have a similar or exact reaction to something that is actually happening, like you're attacking me, hopefully you're not going to attack me, but like you were, as if you threatened to attack me.

You know, if I believe that I'm in danger, then I can have the same, I'm going to have the same fight or flight response or the same reaction in my body as if I am actually in danger. It's interesting that our, I think our legal system recognizes this in that you can be arrested for assault or battery. Battery is you hit me. Assault is you threatened to hit me or threatened to kill me.

You know, if I believe that I'm in danger, then I can have the same, I'm going to have the same fight or flight response or the same reaction in my body as if I am actually in danger. It's interesting that our, I think our legal system recognizes this in that you can be arrested for assault or battery. Battery is you hit me. Assault is you threatened to hit me or threatened to kill me.