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Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude
I'm sorry, who in your racquetball 4-some was shot in the chest and killed?   |
I wasn't commenting on the case at all. I would hope it would be pretty obvious however, that the effects of memory loss under severe stress would be increased in a fight. So i'm not sure how you think you're odd rhetoric which is largely unrelated to my point makes any sense.
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I've heard of bloody and broken noses on the racquetball court (usually accidental), but not shootings. Thug life? Details of something like that, I feel like I would recall. 
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Clearly you have no idea what I was talking about at all. Anyone that has been in a few fights knows perfectly well that you typically remember very little about what occurred and you have to ask others.
When you are in fight or flight mode, your brains normal trick of deleting useless information is heightened, Memories are useless. Remembering is useless as it pertains to survival in that moment. Storing information under those circumstances in not useful, your brain function speeds up dramatically and all it is concerned with is getting out of the situation which becomes its only focus.
Memory is a rather complex thing as is the sympathetic nervous system and i'm too lazy to fact check and write a full explanation on the brains impaired ability to store and then recall information under stress, stress related amnesia as well as the diminished cognitive function in the moment. Suggesting it doesn't happen is absurd.