Boxing and Destiny. System-Vector Psychology. Yuri Burlan
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– My son is 6 years old. I'm worried about his future. I enrolled him in boxing. It's closer to home.
– You've sealed his fate. Boxing isn't the right sport for a child. Some smart kids try it and then give up. But if your child gets involved and becomes a boxer, you've condemned him to a fate where he could become disabled, or disable someone else, and end up in prison, God forbid. Any boy is capable of involuntarily clenching his fists and fighting in times of danger. This doesn't need to be taught. What's needed? Sports training is essential – physical strengthening through swimming, gymnastics, and other (non-combat) sports. No one will pick on a broad-shouldered swimmer. His physical attributes simply won't inspire such a desire. The biggest misconception is the desire for personal safety. That's not how the world works. The modern world doesn't fight with fists, but rather with wits. Early human societies relied on a collective system of safety and security, where each member delegated their personal safety to the public. Today, we delegate our children's personal safety to school. And only when a child feels safe at school do they engage in the learning process. If school...