[Image] "A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is brave five minutes longer." ~ Ralph Waldo EmersonBaumanlol t1_ixr3m8f wrote
Why 5?
Simonvik94 t1_ixr4mmh wrote
4
BigeyeLarry t1_ixr99p3 wrote
3
0ld6rumpy6uy t1_ixr9ng7 wrote
2
Iluminous t1_ixrdprh wrote
Terrorists Win
swashbuckler2020 t1_ixrewhi wrote
he based it on a double-blind study with N=113 and that was found to be the median additional duration of the experimental group
Spyk124 t1_ixr4uee wrote
We round up in emergencies
Reefer-eyed_Beans t1_ixsbdb0 wrote
Idk but it's a flawed and baseless assertion anyway. Some people do things that others literally won't. Where does this "duration" concept come from? lmao it's nonsense. If you run into a burning building and I don't... then you were brave and I wasn't. And you sure as shit weren't brave for 5 minutes. Hardly anything I would call brave is likely to last 5 minutes, that's insanely long. Anyway, I would argue that the "brave" part is the moment you decide to take action... after that you're in full adrenaline and concentration mode, and no longer feeling fear.
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