“In many men the idea and question of, are they brave? is quite dominant. We consider amongst men that a certain level of courage—or used to consider this—a certain level of courage was desirable. And many a young man begins to worry about whether or not he’s afraid. He wonders how he would confront certain situations. His fear of being afraid is quite heavy. He is afraid that he is a coward. He is afraid he will not match up to a situation once he confronts it. Well, why is he afraid of that? He hasn’t confronted it, that’s why. That’s all.”
— L. Ron Hubbard
Excerpted from the lecture “CRA” Triangle delivered on 23 October 1956. This can be found in the 15th American ACC lectures. Track 12.
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