a reply to:
silo13
some of us are regularly throwing good practise of situational awareness to the dogs by commenting , though I'm quite sure
that some we choose to trust are pretty much exactly aware of the actual situation . we might stumble into a real problem one day, because we like to
find things out . what hacking tools you I others might have access or vulnerabilities to might count , your level in the field of intelligence or
your standpoint in obsverational terms is always critical . anyone really sensible or with any real tangible but secretive agenda however probably
wouldnt be commenting . we do it for fun , and to read theintelligent thought s of others, or why do you comment ? it is good to know there are staff
in the positions of overseers , or also some knowledge of protocol within the legal frameworks allows us to take advantage of being able to engage in
a social way . You could say by using say using faceboook to engage online instead you submit to dump all situatoinal awareness , you just give up the
position of being an observer at all .
I'll stick this here it happened recently . The other day I was walking the dog ( whos a proper rl situational awarenessist
) a not to yappy jack ,
has his balls but a good personality , on a darkish cycle path in the evening and was on a corner which has /sort of/ access to thick woods , and id'
noted a light trail going in there so some people use it , but very few.
we were heading away from the corner but id noticed some slight movement behind from the woods , turned and saw huge red dog , head down coming
towards us , and my dog turned to face it . it began to stalk round us as they do if they're aggressively checking you out , so I looked to see if we
were alone in semi darkness with this animal which my plucky little chap had begun to warn very quietly . still on my byclicle with the dog leashed at
my feet , I noticed a man emerge from the shadows who came and firmly stood in between us and the dogs position at about 10ft and closing , he had to
dart with his arms out to stop it skirting him as it had decided to come for us , and I had decided to dismount my bike . he could have been too late
to stop by seconds but he caught it by the collar, leashed it as he walked away , didnt speak or let me see his face and disappeared quick , and
obviously I let him go his way . During this I had told my dog quietly as he warned to ' not be ridiculous ', due to the size of this beast , it was
very heavy set indeed . I think perhaps if I hadnt spoken to my dog about the formidableness of the opponent it could have turned very ugly , because
it allowed us the space to make this dog and owner realise we were entirely aware of the situation as a combined force . It was just instinctive
really , but from situation analysis perspective what worked was staying at code yellow . My dog indicated there was a code red to move to, while what
I would have very lightly hinted at was there was a code black if necessary, and that clearly any reslutant situation might demand it . And that my
should very obviously stay still and let this thing , of baskerville proportions, jsut piss on him someothing, which would be an only an only
alternative, Now I'm remmbering it , I greeted its presence a massive beast with no leash like that a friendly 'hello mate' dispite the circumstances
of its approaching us , did put it off some in the first place , putting code yellow context to all concerned , ie we're just out for walkies , arent
we ? Meanwhile I quite aware that a dogs bones cant be broken , and if that particular dog turned to fight me instead or as well I could even die in
that result , and so I think .
maybe if I hadnt have read books about survival, sf s , history etc and had respect for the speed and power of potential oppenets and allies , or
anyone that countenances life maybe life could have turned out differently for me already . Ty 4 op . One of the best lessons I learned was from
learning to fight in a dojo , and what you learn is that you really do want to be avoiding all other codes than yellow in life , and if, someone is
trained to fight , they are in a whole other league than anyone who might just look 'hard' , the point being , you dont knwo if another person is
trained or the level of their skills in fighting . right up to the time you may have to encounter the facts . there is a code black for this dog or
extreme predATOR ALERT if it needs LOL it but stay at yellow as advised op
this kia ora is just for me and my dog , it's not for crows
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