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The striking thing to me is how complete the fear is. The childhood imagination becomes a detriment because of its ability to imagine and believe inutterable te
by nullhole 3y ago
The striking thing to me is how complete the fear is. The childhood imagination becomes a detriment because of its ability to imagine and believe inutterable terror. With that early fear, it's harder, later on in life, to believe in limits to how bad things can become.
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- theshackleford 3y agoIt’s not a competition.
- epylar 3y agoAs this is psychology, the goal is not always to believe the exact truth, or to dwell on things that have lower probability of happening, as it does not give the individual in question any advantage, it just causes them to become overly afraid and unable to protect themselves.
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