Deep Survival by Laurence Gonzales

In today's world, everyone has a sense of security arising from advances in technology that science brings to society. They may feel safe, but people have not yet posed a big disaster threat to disasters. These include natural disasters and human errors. The deep survival of Lawrence Gonzalez aims to educate people about how to better protect themselves and prevent death. The novel accomplishes this by sharing the story of others who survived the personal story and the experience of death.

I am completely obsessed with reading Lawrence Gonzalez's book called "Deep Survival". Gonzales incorporates an anecdote of survival (or absence), subdivides it, and analyzes human behavior from conditional and neurological levels. I found this book at the West Yellowstone bookstore and my sister and I drank coffee in the morning and then went to Yellowstone National Park and hiked in the valley of the day. Although my development of anxiety disorder has suppressed this exciting exploration, I still like to read thrillers, see and participate. I soon liked how to write Gonzalez. Before you begin to read the book - read the comments on the back side - you know he is absolutely passionate and accident, survival and mechanism - human and the environment - to study who lives and dies in a harsh environment I know that I am passionate.

Laurence Gonzales is the author of the pioneering work "Deep Survival: Who is alive, who is dying, why" and accuses the rich culture to maintain our "holiday mentality". . In this book, Gonzalez outlines the important features of survival, including the ability to "take on natural tendencies to take responsibility" and the ability to subdivide large tasks into "small goals". In Salon's magazine, Sarah Keech talked about the anger of some people, including Kim's father, and Oregon's rescuers discovered lack of preparation for emergency situations. Keech is particularly bad weather especially when people choose to travel to unknown terrain, far away, people do not live - what is the responsibility the authorities should fulfill?

Laurence Gonzales (born 1947) is an editor and columnist at the National Geographic Adventure magazine and has extensive research and writing on accident psychology. In his bestselling book "Deep Survival" (2003), Gonzalez studied the physical and physical characteristics of some people who allowed some people to survive under extreme conditions - aircraft Remains of avalanches, wildfires, missing in the middle of the wilderness - while others are dying. In book Daily Survival (2008), which focused on a more familiar situation, Gonzalez is a way to accidentally believe that we are safe as we are making us blind because we are blinded I will use myself as an example. Mental model "work. The real dangers around us