Imagine this: your hands are shaking and you can't control it. Sweat runs down your forehead and back. You're short of breath and no matter how hard you try you can't regulate it.
But an experiment you start can spiral out of your control, can't it?
[There is a creaking noise. It's Stein turning his screw.]
Look at it this way. Experiments don't always go the way you plan them and sometimes that's a good thing. Obviously your first experiment didn't work out so you'll just have to revise it and keep trying until you get the outcome you want.
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please elabborat |
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That's a biological response to fear.
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that ssounds interessting
i really want to know more|
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ussually i get better ressultss, but i dont mind a challenge|
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i got into a fight with a bunch of people who were a lot bigger than me but i won anyway
and they looked pretty sscared and it made me wonder what it felt like becausse i didnt feel it when they threatened me|
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Being threatened isn't enough. Your life has to actually be in danger, in a situation that you can't control.
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the problem iss if i try experimenting i know ill be putting mysself in that ssituation sso ill have at leasst a little control over it
sso itss more difficult to do it on purposse|
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[There is a creaking noise. It's Stein turning his screw.]
Look at it this way. Experiments don't always go the way you plan them and sometimes that's a good thing. Obviously your first experiment didn't work out so you'll just have to revise it and keep trying until you get the outcome you want.
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i need to know exactly what fear iss before i sstart or i might missss it if it happens|
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