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Nervie 2 year s ago
Since when are long corridors scary? At what point does a corridor become long enough to be scary?
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Dotty 2 year s ago
Nervie,
People have an inherent fear of the unknown, like being afraid of the dark. It's a physiological and evolutionary trait that's useful for survival in a species. Sure, there are no ghosts or ghoulies down those halls, but what about a murderer or rapist around the corner? Risk vs. reward. Fight or flight.
People have an inherent fear of the unknown, like being afraid of the dark. It's a physiological and evolutionary trait that's useful for survival in a species. Sure, there are no ghosts or ghoulies down those halls, but what about a murderer or rapist around the corner? Risk vs. reward. Fight or flight.
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Honora 2 year s ago
A entire post of hallways. Wow. Thanks.
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Ronna 2 year s ago
Hello, Danny, come and play with us. Forever, and ever, and ever.
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Mally 2 year s ago
Fear the living not the dead, the animal instinct is still within us, the ones that survived are the ones that passed the genes to the next generation, that's how we know danger even when we are babies
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Roxanna 2 year s ago
would be nice to know where those buildings are.
People have an inherent fear of the unknown, like being afraid of the dark. It's a physiological and evolutionary trait that's useful for survival in a species. Sure, there are no ghosts or ghoulies down those halls, but what about a murderer or rapist around the corner? Risk vs. reward. Fight or flight.