my favorite example of the genrehttps://www.amazon.com/Deep-Survival-Who-Lives-Dies/dp/0393326152 …
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Wilderness disaster case studies are much better than true crime imo https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Travis_Heggie/publication/268449175_Dead_Men_Hiking_Case_Studies_from_the_American_Wilderness/links/557606d508aeb6d8c01ae9d8.pdf …
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Gonzales’ wilderness disaster case studies and analysis remind me of Herbert & Stuart Dreyfus’ work on mastery as not rule-based
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Dwelling on mistakes, and celebrating successes, is the proper human mode of learning, not making up new rules to cope with errors
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Experiencing hypoxia or terror might seem really bad, but knowing how to navigate these mental states is more important than rules
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Funny how one sees behaviour in orgs that looks like acute bad judgement syndrome. When hiking, tho, wiser people are less incentivised to play along and can opt out when the person starts displaying ‘strength of character’.
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hahaha I love that used as a euphemism
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