A Cure For A Nervous Condition?

If I were to change the title of this blog or the name it might be Frustration Galore rather than Nerves Galore.  I can imagine more frustrating situations however.  My frustrations in not  being a champion in the game I can accept in fact this game of chess has made me quite humble not that I need anymore ways and means to be humble.  But why oh why you may ask do I continue to play these  games and embarrassing myself for these loses with nothing but excuses?  Well one reason is I played tennis so similar to the games in chess.  Tennis tournament for players I'd say is a young man's sport.  But don't   tell me chess isn't either look at Magnus Carlsen a mere twenty one year old very young for being ranked number one currently.  I do glance at other chess blogs.  Let me deviate a little from this blog on chess.  In fact who really wants to know about chess when the title of this blog is called Nerves Galore? There are much more situations than chess which causes a person to have their nerves go hay wire or just plain out of control.  Don't we all experience nerves gone wild out of control that  horrible feeling when things simply or more accurately confusingly go wrong?  One of the most disturbing conditions of nerves gone galore is when one is in an airplane and in flight something serious goes wrong an emergency alarm is sounded it is not a drill.  You are on a commercial airliner and only precious minutes at the most are left maybe only seconds or less.  This is by far more agonizing and frustrating and hell inducing situation than any chess match on line or no online chess game I can imagine.  Online there are more people asking why don't commercial craft have parachutes military jets do why not for civilians?  Of course the reasons are endless too long and laborious to explain it right here.  What is of utmost importance when you are going down in a plane is for you to think get me the hell a parachute give me a last chance not a chance for certain death.  Oh sure talk is cheap and that is what I'm doing I don't have to put up with the expense of such a bureaucracy for any such requirements of safety yes it is very expensive but I hate to think the lives  of my friends killed when something more may be done don't get me wrong I think the American airline industry is the safest in the world and it is getting better if only there was something I   could do to  help it along.