Chris McKinley wrote:Careful there, Doc. Embracing being part of the team and embracing paranormal phenomena as a criterion for acceptance are not only two different things, the latter would be completely erroneous as an assertion.
Doc Stier wrote:Just because some incidents of awareness, reaction or response manifest via extrasensory processes, without conscious awareness or direction, doesn't mean that such phenomenon are magical, mystical or unnatural!
Shooter wrote: It'd be cool to read about ideas others might have for working up some drills or two-person work for no other purpose than to explore a blind alley. What can it hurt?
I have some ideas for drills I can post if someone is willing to actually try them and report their findings.
Cryptohominid wrote:
Science does explain this. Aside from hyper pattern recognition and the furious ret-conning we all do with our mental picture of our lives, this is the main principle at play in these instances:
http://www.skepdic.com/lawofnumbers.html
http://mysite.verizon.net/res0im1v/donettesteelepsychology/id11.html
You know, if anyone is interested...
Chris McKinley wrote:The "team mindset" is not paranormal, that is correct. It also doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the topic of this thread, either....there is no formal recognition of such phenomena as codified into official training protocols.
Chris McKinley wrote:Okay, so now we have the kernel of an idea, methodologically. Perhaps it's a good place to start, and everybody's got to start somewhere. However, there's a huge gulf between spending time developing one's ability to meditate on one hand, and contextualizing that capability specifically for the extreme duress of a real life-or-death assault on the other. This information by itself is nothing close to sufficient for that task, so the next question becomes, "What is the next step toward closing that gap and contextualizing these meditative skills for use in combat?"
Chris McKinley wrote:only Cryptohominid has offered anything specific at all
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