@Skadoosh, @SaintSovereign, @unusualfellow
How do I say this?
Recently, where I live, there have been several incidents of random knife attacks. Within last few days the number of these random knife attacks have increased enormously… I don’t know how much percentage, because these stuff didn’t happen. (Well… what’s the percentage of increase from near 0 (for like decades) to close to 10 in last 15 days, and close to 30 threats of knife attacks? Police have been alert like nationwide, and there’s some side effects to it too… Stuff like this really didn’t happen where I am currently living, so it got me to think more about it…)
And given the nature of these attacks, which is basically to harm as many people as possible in the least amount of time, the easiest way to prevent this is to avoid highly dense areas. And if I am in one of these areas the best thing to do is “don’t be a target.” And this “don’t be a target” idea kicked off this question.
I thought about the nature of WB and what it’s supposed to do. One of the effects of WB is to make the user the center of attention. On the other hand, I thought the kind of people the attackers would more likely to attack. I suppose easy preys? However, WB’s vibe/aura would definitely not make the user look like an easy prey. (At least I think so?)
Two conflicting thoughts, and I was curious what the actual effect would be.
That isn’t to say I won’t run WB if it would make me a target, but that would make me to be more alert in highly dense areas.
Anyway, I won’t be running WB for at least a month. Things may change after in a month or two. (I will first run St4 of Khan Black, then maybe WB)
This was more about the curiosity that just came from these incidents.
