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Originally Posted by Snyper
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As anyone who has done some shoothouse, simulator or force-on-force exercises would know, one wants a full field of vision when moving through an area in which there could be threats.
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It doesn't matter what you have done....
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An expected response from someone lacking experience who does not know what he doesn't know. And an excellent example of the
Dunning–Kruger effect:
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The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which unskilled individuals suffer from illusory superiority, mistakenly rating their ability much higher than is accurate....
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Originally Posted by Snyper
...Hold three fingers directly in front of your nose and look around...
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This isn't about quietly sitting in your easy chair in front of the TV with your fingers in front of your face. This is about moving with a gun through an environment in which there may or may not be someone who wants to kill you. The threat, if there is one, could be anywhere; and there could even be more than one. Your survival will depend on your ability to instantly see a possible threat, identify it as a threat and take appropriate action.
You're welcome to try that while holding three fingers in front of your nose. I don't think I will.