Intrinsic Healing

1. Intrinsic Healing
The British Medical Journal (BMJ) has released a historical study that shows
men are far more likely to engage in senseless high risk behaviors than
women. They start out looking at the cause of past admissions to emergency
rooms for the males. "Males are more likely to be admitted to an emergency
department after accidental injuries, more likely to be admitted with a sporting
injury, and more likely to be in a road traffic collision with a higher mortality
rate." These historical figures place male risk taking much higher than the
females, so it's exclusively a male trait.

2. The Import in Financial Markets
The British Medical Journal (BMJ) has released a historical study that shows
men are far more likely to engage in senseless high risk behaviors than
women. They start out looking at the cause of past admissions to emergency
rooms for the males. "Males are more likely to be admitted to an emergency
department after accidental injuries, more likely to be admitted with a sporting
injury, and more likely to be in a road traffic collision with a higher mortality
rate." These historical figures place male risk taking much higher than the
females, so it's exclusively a male trait.

3. The authors discuss the possibility that these behaviors might be determined by
social or cultural differences. But, since they noted that high risk behaviors of
males are reported at an early age, they conclude that this may be genetic in
origin. They mention many studies to confirm this. However, they don't
discuss the differences within the males. I think that socioeconomic status
might have some influence since poverty may be correlated with higher risk
taking.

4. Their definition of idiotic risks are really senseless risks, "... where the apparent
payoff is negligible or non-existent, and the outcome is often extremely
negative and often final". They also bring up something called "male idiot
theory" based on "the observation that men are idiots and idiots do stupid
things ". They also note that alcohol consumption tends to exasperate this
tendency in men. Going to war certainly seems like a high risk endeavor with
dire consequences. This is especially appealing to young men.

5. One of the main reasons for this is young men are establishing their masculine
identity or manhood. If going to war or engaging in high risk activities seems
like a primitive way to be a man, you His Secret Obsession would be correct.
This is an identity of toughness or masculinity rather than one of intelligence
and caring. So, this might distinguish which men are more likely to take on
this risk.
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In their discussion, the authors are at a loss to explain this difference between
men and women. Besides forming a masculine identity, I personally think the
person is at a loss in finding purpose and meaning in their life. What can
women do about it if it affects you? The fact that it exists gets our attention if
we see it in our partners behavior. Whether its risk taking in the stock market
or jumping out of airplanes, men still have this tendency even in advanced
age.

6. One of the main reasons for this is young men are establishing their masculine
identity or manhood. If going to war or engaging in high risk activities seems
like a primitive way to be a man, you His Secret Obsession would be correct.
This is an identity of toughness or masculinity rather than one of intelligence
and caring. So, this might distinguish which men are more likely to take on
this risk.
http://centumentltdreview.com/bioptimizers-masszymes-reviews/
In their discussion, the authors are at a loss to explain this difference between
men and women. Besides forming a masculine identity, I personally think the
person is at a loss in finding purpose and meaning in their life. What can
women do about it if it affects you? The fact that it exists gets our attention if
we see it in our partners behavior. Whether its risk taking in the stock market
or jumping out of airplanes, men still have this tendency even in advanced
age.