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All of this assumes I somehow don't know I have a headset on, feeding me fake imagery. It only takes the action of the spider to jump at me but me not to feel a
by hacker_9 11y ago
All of this assumes I somehow don't know I have a headset on, feeding me fake imagery. It only takes the action of the spider to jump at me but me not to feel anything to remind me that I'm actually in an empty room by myself. All 3 examples would be far more effective if they took place in reality though, and your last example would give the same response headset or not.
- kbenson 11y ago> It only takes the action of the spider to jump at me but me not to feel anything to remind me that I'm actually in an empty room by myself. I suspect you don't have a phobia like this, and have not dealt with people who do when they are affected by it. > your last example would give the same response headset or not. Meaning you view it as effective or ineffective? I used to think things like that had no effect on me. Absolutely none. Then I had children. Now I cry when a movie hints at a child losing a parent or parent losing a child. It's an involuntary reaction to the empathy I have for the situation. I can't control it at all, and this is in fictional settings with fictional characters.