Hi welcome to this week's edition of PHQ questions from the personality

hacker community my name is Joel Mark Witt and I'm Antonia Dodge and

Addison let's get right to our question today hi Hi Joel and Antonia, I've been voraciously consuming your content as of late and couldn't help but wonder

the following as I haven't yet come across any podcast that cover this.

I'm a sports guy, so I'd be fascinated

to hear a personality hacker's take on this.

When athletes succumb to pressure and buzz or beater

end game scenarios, would you consider this

a function of devolving to 10 or 3 year old positions

where all 16 types possess equal susceptibility pressure?

Assuming of course by factors such as skill competency, veteran versus rookie status, comfort level

with running the offense, etc. are equal or vulnerability to pressure-packed end game

scenarios correlate more reliably with cognitive function.

Does this sound interesting enough for a riff, maybe even a full-length

podcast?

I'm well aware of content on the site regarding behavior that emerges out of the 10-year-old and

three-year-old states.

But can we assume that these 16 types succumb to pressure identically when exposed to the uniform

stimulus of fourth quarter down by three with 10

seconds to go till the buzzer. Okay so if I've got this right the question is when

athletes succumb to pressure are they going to their 10 year old and

three year old positions and do all athletes succumb under pressure the same way. Is that what you got?

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