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In Cooper's awareness color code, which color means completely unaware?
Answer: White
Why: Condition Yellow represents relaxed alertness, which self-defense instructors recommend maintaining in public at all times.
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What effect lets a fired Taser freeze an attacker in place?
Answer: Neuromuscular incapacitation
Why: Unlike pain compliance tools that can fail on intoxicated assailants, neuromuscular incapacitation directly overrides voluntary motor control.
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Who wrote the 1943 close-combat manual 'Kill or Get Killed'?
Answer: Rex Applegate
Why: Applegate developed his close-quarters combat curriculum while training covert OSS operatives at the site that became Camp David.
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What active irritant in pepper spray causes temporary blindness and burning?
Answer: Capsaicin
Why: Capsaicin rapidly inflames mucous membranes, forcing the eyes to slam shut involuntarily and causing intense respiratory distress.
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Why do self-defense wrist escapes direct leverage against an attacker's thumbs?
Answer: Thumbs form the weakest gap
Why: Rotate toward the thumb, not away from it: the gap where the thumb meets the fingertips is the structurally weakest part of any grip.
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Legend attributes the creation of the close-quarters art Wing Chun to which master?
Answer: Ng Mui
Why: Ng Mui reportedly developed the economy-of-motion style after observing a duel between a crane and a snake, teaching it to a young woman named Yim Wing-chun.