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    Re: Some Behavioral Peculiarities of Nervous System Formed by Evolution

    Quote Originally Posted by G_burnett View Post
    hi Z
    i have a humble question on the rare martial art training effect where after repeated and i mean sometimes years of repetition the body hit with hard form stops reacting and there is no bruising.

    can you explain this?

    hope its not to stupid a question

    Peace!~ Graham
    It’s not a stupid question at all!
    It’s just one of the best questions for consideration.

    Everything – every phenomenon is explainable, but at some level (levels of explanations differ), some people do it skin-deep, the others essentially.
    I can explain it my way, but I can’t vouch for its 100% correctness and for the level of explanation you’re asking for, because I’m not concentrated on this subject presently…
    Briefly we can say that mentioned phenomenon belongs to adaptive mechanisms of living organisms, at least I think so, but what was the reason for formation of adaptive mechanisms within any kind of living organism generally, I don’t know. I know that mentioned adaptive mechanism itself frequently becomes stronger (more flexible) by training of it (I mean that adaptive capabilities can be increased and there are some techniques for that – e.g. we know that persons who are trained physically endure stress easier than untrained ones), also for forming of adaptation to some irritation (internal or external stimulant) the obligatory existence of latter (of irritation) is necessary. After several repetitions irritation looses its sharpness (strength) as irritant. Maybe because the answer from the organism at first was maximal mobilization (as in any case of self preservation), maybe because of inhibition, which becomes stronger gradually as organism recognizes the same irritation as not so destructive (as not incompatible) and that makes mentioned irritation habitual, usual, against which it has defending mechanism (let’s call this defending mechanism - “mechanism of quick rehabilitation”)..
    Maybe my answer is trivial but that’s all I can do briefly…

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    zeroca
    Last edited by zeroca; 04-30-2008 at 08:44 AM.

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    Re: Some Behavioral Peculiarities of Nervous System Formed by Evolution

    Quote Originally Posted by zeroca View Post
    It’s not a stupid question at all!
    It’s just one of the best questions for consideration.

    Everything – every phenomenon is explainable, but at some level (levels of explanations differ), some people do it skin-deep, the others essentially.
    I can explain it my way, but I can’t vouch for its 100% correctness and for the level of explanation you’re asking for, because I’m not concentrated on this subject presently…
    Briefly we can say that mentioned phenomenon belongs to adaptive mechanisms of living organisms, at least I think so, but what was the reason for formation of adaptive mechanisms within any kind of living organism generally, I don’t know. I know that mentioned adaptive mechanism itself frequently becomes stronger (more flexible) by training of it (I mean that adaptive capabilities can be increased and there are some techniques for that – e.g. we know that persons who are trained physically endure stress easier than untrained ones), also for forming of adaptation to some irritation (internal or external stimulant) the obligatory existence of latter (of irritation) is necessary. After several repetitions irritation looses its sharpness (strength) as irritant. Maybe because the answer from the organism at first was maximal mobilization (as in any case of self preservation), maybe because of inhibition, which becomes stronger gradually as organism recognizes the same irritation as not so destructive (as not incompatible) and that makes mentioned irritation habitual, usual, against which it has defending mechanism (let’s call this defending mechanism - “mechanism of quick rehabilitation”)..
    Maybe my answer is trivial but that’s all I can do briefly…

    Regards,
    zeroca
    Thank you for the post on this and sorry not sooner soul due to a bit of study.

    How though i have to ask does near death experience effect the irritation habitual which has the defending mechanism in the whole ... does this above imply the healing goes into overdrive as some sortie' of learned rote for the all to future attack? Being such said and I having reported to me the effect that those having the NDE are able to throw off or not seem effected by varied attack I would subscribe to the effect but wish to hear your thoughts please on this sometime.

    Peace Graham


 

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