We meet again TRP!

It's national EMS (emergency medical services) week. I decided to write an entry about how being calm avails people whether they are in a moment of chaos or absolute tranquility. Even approaching a hot girl provokes an adrenal response.

A lot of people struggle with what to say and when, when interacting to a hot new stranger. A lot of this has to do with lucidity, and lucidity is achieved by remaining calm.

Outside of game, being calm matters because it is a man's job to lead, especially when the chips are down. When catastrophe occurs, hierarchy and rank structure tend to vanish in society, and at that point people begin seeking out the calm leader who knows what the hell he is doing. TRP is about evolving, and I don't think any concept is more crucial than being able to effectively lead people when that need arises - even if it seldom does in our sophisticated age. If you've ever read "The Way of Men" by Jack Donovan, you realize the merit of being able to lead during strenuous moments.

This post comes to you from an emergency room in Baghdad, Iraq. I'm not an expert in many regards, but I've had to deal with chaos on a fairly regular basis, so as an aside, if you have any questions about working in dangerous places or emergency medicine in general, feel free to interact. I look forward to it.

All the best, FS

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