Andrew Huberman· PhD
under conditions of stress the our time Horizon tends to shrink we have to solve for now
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under conditions of stress the our time Horizon tends to shrink we have to solve for now
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when we are in a stress response that we become locked in a Time domain and not to spin off into aention about this no it's not aention you know put differently when we are relaxed we can think about time and our life and other things happening around us and others in a far more Dynamic way the stress response is about solving for the feeling now
when we are stressed The Horizon gets right up close