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Well then, problem solved. confusion over what fihgt or flight is exactly. Anyway i'd say me stabbing him was a concious decision, but choosing to act in a violent manner could be an instinct. fun stuff.
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Fight or flight is a part of your autonomic nervous system. Eventually the parasympathetic nervous system takes over and slowly brings you back to a more normal state. Nothing mysterious about it. It's called physiology.
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If your journey was unusual it would have been encoded in your long-term memories and be quite easy to recall. I guess it was quite uneventful (at first) so perhaps it wasn't even encoded in your long-term memories - or it is just hard for you to recall it. |
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