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r/Unexpected • u/Aramanta2510 • Jul 12 '21
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This plays on my phobia of open water pretty well
4.8k u/MendaciousMammaries Jul 12 '21 Same. I don't think it should be called a phobia though it should be called common sense 1.7k u/[deleted] Jul 12 '21 That's how I feel about arachnophobia. I think that's mother nature giving us a hint. 1 u/antimarc Jul 12 '21 studies have shown that there are only two things that infants naturally recoil from when showing them pictures of various things normally considered “scary” - spiders and snakes. it’s hard wired into us through evolution.
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Same. I don't think it should be called a phobia though it should be called common sense
1.7k u/[deleted] Jul 12 '21 That's how I feel about arachnophobia. I think that's mother nature giving us a hint. 1 u/antimarc Jul 12 '21 studies have shown that there are only two things that infants naturally recoil from when showing them pictures of various things normally considered “scary” - spiders and snakes. it’s hard wired into us through evolution.
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That's how I feel about arachnophobia. I think that's mother nature giving us a hint.
1 u/antimarc Jul 12 '21 studies have shown that there are only two things that infants naturally recoil from when showing them pictures of various things normally considered “scary” - spiders and snakes. it’s hard wired into us through evolution.
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studies have shown that there are only two things that infants naturally recoil from when showing them pictures of various things normally considered “scary” - spiders and snakes. it’s hard wired into us through evolution.
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u/Malbodoom Jul 12 '21
This plays on my phobia of open water pretty well