That sounds interesting but horrible . <| sep |> I ' ve been subscribed ever since they taught me what the hell actually happened at the end of Trading Places . <| sep |> I grew up Carriage Lane ! Wuddup neighbor ! <| sep |> Idiot . 2008 and 2012 show you what a loon you are . <| sep |> And I can say you only bother to narrow your focus on controversy , which says more about you than this sub . <| sep |> In my experience , once you have truly lifethreatening level experience , it is , in and of itself , traumatic , if you haven ' t consciously faced normal unconscious fear of death thoughts and conditioning built up over your lifetime . The point is , once you do have lifethreatening experiencetrauma , the only way that I know to address the traumatic reactive patterns is to go deep , meaning consciously examineaddress your general fear of death patterns and dissolve them sufficiently so that they no longer unconsciously govern your behavior , if that is what you feel is appropriate . It ' s also probably fair to point out that it is not necessarily a bad thing to have traumatic which basically means very dense , powerful , and mostly unconscious reactive patterns around truly dangerous things like driving . Ultimately , if you want to survive driving 70 mph in a car , it helps to recognize and have wariness and quickthinking reaction patterns to the true danger of the situation . I ' m just pointing to the actual possible benefits of trauma conditioning . Sometimes it might just make sense to honor it , or some aspect of it .