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The Guardian Angel Effect: Precognition in Combat There is a recurring phenomenon in combat and other life or death situations where intuition seems to cross into something that feels unmistakably precognitive. Warriors frequently describe an overpowering inner urge to act in a specific way. Many report sensing a presence or even hearing a distinct voice: “Get down!” Seconds before a bullet tears overhead. “Stop!” Moments before an IED detonates. “Move!” Just before a mortar round impacts. Precognition may sound like fantasy, yet accounts like these appear across cultures, conflicts, and decades, with consistency. What’s more, the phenomenon has attracted serious scientific attention. In 2014, the Office of Naval Research launched a four year, $3.85 million program specifically to investigate intuition, precognition, and related anomalous cognition effects in high stakes decision making. Beyond these battlefield stories, subtler laboratory evidence also exists. A notable meta analysis by Julia Mossbridge examined “presentiment,” also called predictive anticipatory activity, across dozens of independent studies. They found that people’s bodies (skin conductance, heart rate, pupil dilation, brain activity) show small but statistically reliable physiological changes seconds before a randomly selected emotional or startling stimulus appears, even though the subject has no conscious knowledge of what or when something is coming. In other words, the subconscious appears to be reacting to future events before they occur. What this ultimately means, and how it connects to training, decision-making, and human potential, deserves more exploration. The warrior traditions of every culture have long been steeped in mysticism, intuition, and contact with something beyond ordinary perception. Rather than dismissing these accounts as superstition, we should recognize them as clues to latent but innate human capacities that science is only beginning to approach. Keeping an open mind may allow us to rediscover and perhaps even harness some of these ancient secrets.

@WarDamnGoose Nothing too crazy most days 25lbs

@Psy_ware What weight you using?

Been rucking 25-30 miles a week. Nutrition is locked in. I feel fucking great. Get after it!

@workboottherapy Hell yeah!

@Psy_ware Been walking 2 miles in the morning and another 2 in the evening. Not rucking, but it's a start and yes it does help move the needle.

@lporiginalg Old Greg is broken..

@DoomerTapes @fleshsimulator Good friend of mine is a Bolivian immigrant. More American in his values than most of my neighbors.

@fleshsimulator Immigrants who fully assimilate, denounce their homeland, and fight for American values are rare, but they exist, and I would rather them be here than a white liberal that hates us.

Honestly nobody should be giving this guy shit. He should, if anything, be held up as an example of assimilation and be spared the Day Of The Catapult

If your “tribe” is a political party… ngmi.

@krrawn 🤣

@Psy_ware I can go to Walmart for that

If you’re ever bored, there are language learning apps where you can talk to foreigners about how much better America is than the rest of the world.

You want me to support a war in Iran then tell me that we’re going in to conquer, take everything they have, and give it to Americans. I’m not into the whole, go in, fuck shit up, install puppet, nation build for 20 years, then give it all back to the enemy strategy. Until I’m offered the former we have real “imminent threats” domestically that need addressing.

Did we finally find those elusive WMDs in Iraq or something?

Israel has its own interests, and I fully expect them to pursue those interests. But can we stop pretending that we need to be in lockstep with them on every move. If we’re concerned about “imminent threats” can we spent like one generation cleaning our house a bit before we send our young men to fight another war?

I’m no geopolitical expert… but I don’t think we’re all fighting the same “holy war”…

People don’t typically sacrifice prestigious positions for nothing.

You have an obligation to those around you to be healthy and capable.

@Psy_ware Mexican people origami is a different animal all together. Will do some videos with The fat electrician and have him hurt me for your enjoyment

Here’s this I guess. Maybe subscribe and tell all your friends and family. Maybe force them to subscribe and share it too. Idk maybe. youtu.be/fcViYxwMxe0

If you’re considering using Teespring for merch fulfillment, DON’T. Some changes are coming to my merch that will insure better CQ, more design options, and will shorten lead times significantly. Thank you all so much for the support. Will announce, when up and running. Stand by.

Your fate is what you owe and what is owed to you. Not accepting your fate is dishonorable. But why? Denying or fleeing debt disrupts balance, leading to shame or chaos. The gods gifted man life, so we share in their debt to maintain order; every gift comes with an obligation. This may sound burdensome, but it’s hard wired into our nature. Reciprocity is a powerful subconscious phenomenon that has real impact on behavior. And when done honorably it builds frith. Modern life presents obligation in a negative way. But Skuld is not just burden. it is the condition that makes honor possible. Without obligation, there can be no repayment. Without repayment, no reputation. Without reputation, no honor.