Targeting specific locations, difficulty and fairness issues

Green-Neck · 08-25-2010, 08:59 AM

I think adrenaline is a major factor in ones actions after an injury.
If you perceive a threat [like Germans shooting at you at Normandy] adrenaline will keep you acting through fear and pain.

I was attacked by a police officer at an up-to-that-point peaceful protest for approx 16 damage to the skull - and I was able to make rational decisions about how to escape, and make good that escape. As soon as I was safe I passed out. Without adrenaline [ie. if a brick fell on my head at work] I think I would have gone down like a sack of spuds.

I certainly do not have combat reflexes, significant military training or high Will.

08-25-2010, 08:59 AM	#29
Green-Neck Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Fryers Forest Australia	Re: Targeting specific locations, difficulty and fairness issues I think adrenaline is a major factor in ones actions after an injury. If you perceive a threat [like Germans shooting at you at Normandy] adrenaline will keep you acting through fear and pain. I was attacked by a police officer at an up-to-that-point peaceful protest for approx 16 damage to the skull - and I was able to make rational decisions about how to escape, and make good that escape. As soon as I was safe I passed out. Without adrenaline [ie. if a brick fell on my head at work] I think I would have gone down like a sack of spuds. I certainly do not have combat reflexes, significant military training or high Will. __________________ A fine blend of hillbilly and permaculturist.