The collapse of young Ilia Malinin — the US figure skater known as the Quad God — on Olympic ice Friday is the moment in this year’s games most watchers will remember.  Few of us can imagine performing the feats of these athletes, but we can all relate to blowing a high-stakes moment. It’s part of the human experience.  Why does it happen? Three rhesus lab monkeys — named Earl, Nelson and Ford — and the scientists studying them, have the beginning of an answer.  And the research offers comfort