What Doesn't Kill Us: How Freezing Water, Extreme Altitude, and Environmental Conditioning Will Renew Our Lost Evolutionary Strength
by Scott Carney
In What Doesn’t Kill Us, Scott Carney investigates how the human body responds to demanding environments. From freezing water to extreme altitude, the book considers environmental conditioning, evolutionary strength, and the possibility that carefully encountered stress may help reconnect people with capabilities shaped by earlier conditions.
About This Book
What Doesn’t Kill Us explores the relationship between environmental stress and human resilience.
Scott Carney focuses on conditions including freezing water and extreme altitude, considering how the body responds to demanding surroundings.
The book examines the idea that modern life may have separated people from forms of environmental conditioning once present in everyday experience.
It offers a science-oriented look at whether carefully engaging with challenging environments can help renew aspects of human evolutionary strength.
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