Tuesday, August 29, 2006

The psycology of pure fear...


let me be reasonable..
let us start a chain of thought. Think of the first thing you would like to do given that there is no one to stop you from doing it. The answer varies from the mediocre to the macabre. But power is something that has the ability to lift the imaginations of the simpleton even. For some the mere idea of power corelates to fiefdom, cruelty, absolute tyranny. Whereas for others it may mean nothing more than a siesta under the sun.
People of varied interests and cultural diversity react differently to an investment of power, FEAR evolves out of absolute power. Fear, unlike power, generates similar reactions in humans
The ability to instill mind numbing fear is the key to chilling efficiency in human relations. Even if the articulations of fear are different, the effect is the same. It starts with a series of biological processes triggered in the brain, speeding through the nerves, it has the potential to reorient, disturb realistic perception, maximise reflex time, paralyse muscle systems.
Fear has the uncanny ability to distort thought processes leading to erroneous reactions. More familiar is the huge mental bruteforce capacity of fear. It has the power to influence and even dictate event processes. It is the ultimate, power punch in the virtual chess game of wills against one another.
Fear is sometimes the last resource of a person to muddle the thoughts of a dangerous and clever opponent. When cleverly instilled, fear can give a false impression of strength and intangible strength. Ninety percent of fear is appearance. If one can create an appearance of the existence of fear, the odds are stacked against the opponent checking up on the credibility of the source, fear creates a mist in the minds of humans.

4 comments:

Rajiv Venkatasubramanian said...

nice observation man....

Poornaa Venkatesan said...

Power itself comes with the fear of losing it...

Fear has the uncanny ability to distort thought processes leading to erroneous reactions.

Exam fear makes u study... erroneous? Sometimes fear makes you get better. It all again goes back to sticking on to power...

Nice post :-)

Rajiv Venkatasubramanian said...

"Power itself comes with the fear of losing it..."
hats off....u got a keen eye n mind too.
but i feel real power is one which overcomes that fear of losing it too...

Anonymous said...

it's psychology :)