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8/31/2015 8:00:00 AM
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Evolution has given us inherent fears of danger. Snakes, rats, etc. so I ask you. What was it that made us so afraid of the dark?
English
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Thinks go bump in the night
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Inb4 someone makes a racist joke...
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Pedophiles
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We dont know of there is anything in the dark or not.
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The constant fear that something's always near.
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I have a phobia
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Freddy Kruger Duh
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Shitshitshit
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Editado por pValue2010: 8/31/2015 5:07:51 PMWe can't see well in the dark. We were more likely to run into a predator or something else dangerous without realizing it ahead of time. Pretty simple logic.
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Fear of the unknown.
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Human fear of the dark comes from the internal fear of the unknown and being watched.
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Maybe because men didn't know how to light a fire at first,but idk
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No it's definitely along those lines. I just find the question to sound cool haha
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My head hurts,pls stahp
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RACIAL SLUR IMMINENT!
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Fgt Homophobic slur*
