There is a big misconception that if you’re hungry enough your brain will automatically figure out your next move. It’s not true. Your brain has a way of figuring out where to go next because of how you perceive the world. This is why we get hungry when we’re not feeling well and why we get so tired when we’re angry. It’s similar to how we use our vision to navigate our way around.
Our brain has a lot of tricks up its sleeve that we don’t even realize we have. You’ve probably never even realized you can see out of your left eye because your brain has a way of automatically drawing a line down your left eye to your eyesight.
If your brain is like your eyes, you probably have a good one. You probably have a natural ability to tell where you are, but you might not have the best ability to tell where you have been. The problem with this is that if you use your brain to see where you have been, you might be able to see where you are going. This is called a “divergence.
Divergences are like the little cracks that appear on a sidewalk when you walk in the rain. The sidewalk cracks look like they are there until you step over them, which causes the sidewalk to look like its cracked, but after you step over them the sidewalk looks like it is still standing and you are standing on it. Divergences are also really common in sci-fi movies.
Sometimes we don’t even notice them. I don’t even notice a divergence. It’s like I’m walking through a dark tunnel and I’m standing on a wall and the wall doesn’t feel solid. It’s like I’m walking through a minefield, without even knowing what I’m walking through.
If you’re not sure if you stepped over a divergence or not, look at the sidewalk. If you step over it and see water on the sidewalk, you’re probably stepping over a divergence. Divergences are when an object (or things) is moving in a way that isn’t consistent with its own motion. If you step over a divergence, it’s like someone just stepped over a hole in the sidewalk and you are now walking on it.
Divergences are pretty much the number one obstacle people run into when trying to navigate through a minefield. As a result, many people do a lot of “divergence avoidance” exercises in order to reduce the dangers of a minefield. The problem is that a lot of these exercises are really just focusing on the divergence in the first place. They aren’t actually avoiding it, they’re just focusing on getting you out of it.
Divergences are not necessarily the biggest problem, but they are definitely the most common. If a minefield isn’t completely contained, you can still be in danger if you do a divergence avoidance exercise. It’s not so hard to see that the most important of these divergences is walking into one.
The problem is, if you walk into one, its basically impossible to run from it. So if you walk into a minefield without taking a few steps to get the hell out, you are basically trapped in it, and there is nothing you can do about it. This is especially true of jumping in a minefield, because if you do, you also have to jump out.
The answer? Eat fire. I mean, that is, if you’re not careful. It is an easy way to make yourself vulnerable in a minefield. And it also doesn’t require any special abilities or special equipment.