Intuition

The video recounts Andy's life-saving intuition during a fire at a bingo hall. Despite initial control over the fire, Andy sensed danger and evacuated his team just before a backdraft explosion. His brain subconsciously detected unusual signs, such as orange smoke, inward air flow, and silence, which triggered his intuition. This story highlights the brain's constant, powerful role in ensuring our safety, even when we're unaware of it.

What initial decision did Andy make when he arrived at the bingo hall fire?

• To extinguish the fire from outside

• To send his crew into the building

• To wait for backup before entering

• To call for an evacuation of the area

What phenomenon did Andy's intuition help his team avoid?

• A chemical explosion

• A flashover

• A backdraft

• A structural collapse

What unusual sign did Andy notice about the smoke?

• It was very black

• It was very grey

• It was very orange

• It was very white

What was unusual about the air movement in the building?

• Air was swirling around the building

• Air was rushing out of the building

• Air was stagnant inside the building

• Air was rushing into the building

What does Andy's experience demonstrate about our brains?

• They rely solely on past experiences

• They can subconsciously process and compare experiences

• They are always consciously aware of dangers

• They are only useful in emergencies