Unconscious Aggression
Doug grapples with the instinctual aggression that can arise in threatening situations, questioning how the brain operates under such stress. He reveals that the amygdala processes threats faster than conscious thought, enabling rapid responses that can sometimes lead to reckless behavior. This instinctual reaction, while crucial for survival, can also pose significant risks when emotions like rage take over.In this clip
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