Hone for something?
Hello everybody.
lots of behavior happens under the radar (i.e., without the
benefit of careful, deliberate decision-making) and is driven by forces that were honed for a time long ago and a place far away.
I don't understand what it means by Decision making is driven by forces that were honed for a time long ago and a place far away?
Would you please tell me what it means?
Thanks ????
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Jamal 1315 Would you please tell me what it means? That's terrible writing, to be expected in a blurb for a self-help book. "Under the radar" doesn't mean that, and nothing can be honed for a long time ago or for a place far away.
- Jamal 1315 Would you please tell me what it means?
- That's terrible writing, to be expected in a blurb for a self-help book.
- "Under the radar" doesn't mean that, and nothing can be honed for a long time ago or for a place far away.
- If we decide to be charitable and try to guess what he was trying to say, he means "designed" or "tailored" or "created" or something like that by "honed".
- Our unconscious mind evolved to deal with tigers and bees in the wild, not middle managers and salesmen in a skyscraper.
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Jamal 1315Would you please tell me what it means?
That's terrible writing, to be expected in a blurb for a self-help book. "Under the radar" doesn't mean that, and nothing can be honed for a long time ago or for a place far away. If we decide to be charitable and try to guess what he was trying to say, he means "designed" or "tailored" or "created" or somet
0Jamal 1315driven by forces that were honed for a time long ago and a place far away.
I understand it that humans are sometimes atavistic, i.e. they behave often instinctively.
The adjective "atavistic" means "related to the attitudes and behavior of the first humans".
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