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Baseline vs. Anomaly: The Secret Skill for Spotting Danger Early (OODA Series – Episode 4)
Jan 1, 2026 #NJGunLaws #ConcealedCarry #NJCarryPermitThe video explains how to spot danger early by understanding the difference between baseline and anomaly in everyday situations, a critical skill for effective "anomaly detection." This approach serves as an essential "awareness test" and "awareness check" for enhancing your "urban safety." It uses real-life examples and professional tips to show how trained individuals notice unusual behavior or energy before threats happen, improving your overall "security."
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Viral Self-Defense: Female Tourist Fights Knife Attacker as Companion Flees
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Long time ago, a pro-2nd-A writer put it on a scale, 1 to 5, of how a person should be paying attention.
Level 1, is in a completely-controlled situation. You're asleep, or chillin' with no need or concern. Very seldom should a person in a stressed situation - and that's most situations, today, with so many bad actors - very rarely can you safely assume that level of awareness.
Level 2, is taking the effort to be aware of your environment. That is where the person in control should be. Watching - not aggressively, but with one eye. Train yourself to learn for triggers to pay close attention - body language, clothes that don't fit; orchestrated movements - three actors entering a public room, moving quickly to positions they know they want.
Level 3 is, your head on a swivel. There is risk. You're scoping it out. Who's an actor, who's a possible ally; who is in the way and who or what might be a target? Plan escapes - for your party and yourself. Have a second plan if you have to fight to leave, or need (or can) to defend innocents.
Level 4 is, ready to take a stand. Fight or flight? Can you diffuse the situation with an assertive warning? Is cover the best move, or assertion?
Level 5, is, weapon drawn, taking aim.
Level 1, is in a completely-controlled situation. You're asleep, or chillin' with no need or concern. Very seldom should a person in a stressed situation - and that's most situations, today, with so many bad actors - very rarely can you safely assume that level of awareness.
Level 2, is taking the effort to be aware of your environment. That is where the person in control should be. Watching - not aggressively, but with one eye. Train yourself to learn for triggers to pay close attention - body language, clothes that don't fit; orchestrated movements - three actors entering a public room, moving quickly to positions they know they want.
Level 3 is, your head on a swivel. There is risk. You're scoping it out. Who's an actor, who's a possible ally; who is in the way and who or what might be a target? Plan escapes - for your party and yourself. Have a second plan if you have to fight to leave, or need (or can) to defend innocents.
Level 4 is, ready to take a stand. Fight or flight? Can you diffuse the situation with an assertive warning? Is cover the best move, or assertion?
Level 5, is, weapon drawn, taking aim.
Hummm. When I'm not inside my home I always seem to be on level 3.
Well...I just revert to the Rules of the West.
--Never eat at a place called "Mom's."
--Never play cards with a man named "Doc."
--And never, ever, take into your bed, a woman crazier than you are.
Violate any of these at your own peril.
EDIT: I misread your post. I read it that you were at Level 3 WHEN INSIDE the home.
Your woman looking to kill you. My bust...
How ya supposed to get one then? Ain't none less cRaZy. lol
No point in buying the cow, when milk is for sale by the glass.
And, depending on situation and venue, someone else may provide the bed.
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How to Develop the Situational Awareness of Jason Bourne
Jason Bourne was a master of situational awareness, and you can be too. Here's how to develop it so you can be prepared no matter the situation.
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