A Lesson on Reactionary Gap
Published by jp January 10th, 2006 in GeneralThere is a popular concept traditionally applied to warfare and military strategy called OODA. Developed by Col. John Boyd (US Airforce), OODA stands for Observe, Orient, Decide, and React. It is the process everyone goes through to make a decision. OODA can be applied to things as complex as large-scale warfare or running a large, multi-national company. But it can also be applied to something as seemingly simple as punching a guy in the face (or back-handing your bitch cuz she’s been mouthing off). Either way you are “getting inside your adversary’s decision cycle” or “reactionary gap.”
I present to you, in one video, two examples of getting inside your opponents reactionary gap.
P.S. - This is why it is stupid to “get in someone’s face” out on the street. Even dumber than pushing someone!
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“I’m not gay” is the classic line at the end.
Well, you know, it’s definitely important to quantify your gayness after getting kissed by a dude in a NHB match. On a scale of 1-10, “I’m not gay” = 0-2 on the Gay Scale. If he was like “I’M NOT FUCKING GAY!” That would be like a 3 or 4. From there on, up the scale, you’re pretty much, like, fully gay and it’s all about what you’ll let another guy get away with. Just so you know.