Fight Science recently released a video ostensibly on the topic of "4 MISTAKES Older People Believe in Street Fights that Everyone Knows." I'm not sure why he singles out "older people" in the title because the four wrong assumptions he discusses are probably common among all age groups.
The first assumption is sort of interesting because it is the assumption that a fight or attack will occur within a certain context such as when doing something stupid, at stupid times, in stupid places, with stupid people. But as the video points out, while following Farnam's rules can reduce your risk, violence can occur anywhere and at anytime: at the grocery store or shop, just walking down a street minding your own business, etc.
VIDEO: "4 MISTAKES Older People Believe in Street Fights that Everyone Knows"
Fight Science (6 min.)
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