zibblequib...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, December 22, 2014 10:18:55 PM UTC, Bruce wrote:
Have you never heard of, or seen, courage in the face of death? Often
taken as the true test of manhood!
Bruce
Bruce, Courage is acting in the face of fear, where the action speaks
to virtue. Having no fear is something entirely different. People are
born that way sometimes. And sometimes people are temporarily
desensitized by events in a theatre or war or a sub-culture gone awry.
The dy secret of PTSD is that it is almost always not about what is done
to us, but something that we did, or allowed to be done.
Answer to your question..I've seen enough. Your characterizations of
fear exhibited a disjoint. Al the stuff about oblivion and that fear of
death was cultural....this wasn't thought through. That's the best that
can be said. But then you gave a very descriptive depiction of fear in a
runaway paragraph, that rang very true.
One has to be logical and marry up the incongruity best as can. I think
it says you've had experiences of fear that you still struggle with. You
described your own fear.
I don't know what you are talking about. You must be confusing me with
something someone else wrote.
Bruce
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