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This book provides an unflinching, objective examination of survival under physical threat, stripping away superstition, morality, and conjecture to focus solely on the realities of the human body under attack. It presents detailed strategies for avoiding conflict, managing fatigue, and executing controlled yielding in high-stress scenarios. Through precise biomechanics, continuous movement drills, and environmental awareness techniques, readers learn to preserve structural integrity, conserve energy, and maintain reaction readiness. The text emphasizes the enormous physiological and systemic cost of confrontation, illustrating why avoidance is the most rational approach unless engagement is unavoidable. Designed for trainees, practitioners, and anyone seeking a scientific, evidence-based understanding of physical survival, this work provides actionable guidance for navigating hostile situations with clarity, efficiency, and uncompromising precision, ensuring maximal operational capability and long-term resilience.

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Ganiapa Biho is a political thinker, analyst, and writer with deep expertise in Papua New Guinea's complex political environment. Drawing on years of research and direct engagement with PNG's socio-political systems, Ganiapa offers nuanced insights into the country's power structures, governance challenges, and evolving political landscape. Passionate about fostering a better understanding of PNG's unique dynamics, Ganiapa's work aims to inform policymakers, scholars, and readers interested in Pacific regional politics. This book, PNG Political Landscape and Power Dynamics, marks a significant contribution to the discourse on governance and power relations in Papua New Guinea.

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