(June 6, 2011 at 12:39 pm)Cinjin Cain Wrote:(June 6, 2011 at 12:24 pm)Gawdzilla Wrote: I went to Southeast Asia in a twenty-man team. Fifteen of them died in-country and four more died before they were forty-five. I was present at 17 of those deaths. Death don't scare me none.
Exactly.
Death is inevitable. Why concern yourself with something you have no way of stopping. Eventually, your number's up.
Actually, now that I really think about it. I fear nothing.
That doesn't mean that I don't have the ability to feel afraid if I perceive myself to be in danger .... but I certainly don't live my daily life in fear ... of anything.
A bear, as psychotic killer, a nuclear attack, a crocodile on a golf course ... I fear none of this unless they are actually realized to be an actual significant and immanent threat.
Being afraid in a given moment is nature's safety mechanism, but fear in one's daily life is just irrational.
Fear in one's daily life is just irrational.
I agree with that,
Some how I get the feeling that most people are moved by fear more than love. Fear to me is more about the unknown yet when you understand the threat, it's more of a matter of time to understand that unknown fear.
