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Why Chris Hadfield argues that fear is a knowledge problem, and how we might apply it to our own lives
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Why Chris Hadfield argues that fear is a knowledge problem, and how we might apply it to our own lives
“Okay, I can’t see, but I can hear, I can talk, Scott Parazynski is out here with me. He could come over and help me.” That, more or less, is the line Chris Hadfield says ran through his head outside the International Space Station the moment his left eye slammed shut. The natural response in that situation, the response a primate has been trained over millions of years to have, is panic. Hadfield did not panic. The reason he did not panic is th…
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