Ehh sort of. Danger is responsible for the fear response. Fear is responsible for the fight/flight response. Fear is really in the eye of the beholder. For example, some people like the rush of adrenaline that comes with skydiving, but I see no reason to jump out of a perfectly good plane.

you didn't read the title did you?

it could be a practice ball...I believe some are made of rubber and I know there are foam ones

thank you guest

Troll face? Where?

never understood why the bad advice mallard and good advice mallard have to look so similar

There was a white room, people in masks, weird noises...that's the first memory I have

this is the best description yet...you friggin nailed it

And by arguing I mean discussing

Some of us enjoy arguing

You're right there is a lot of good art being made but it's pieces that paint the whole canvas one color and sell them for millions of dollars that has given modern art a bad name...shit I could paint a canvas red and give a bullshit backstory to how I was in a deep anger at that time and have a chance if it being in a museum

omg its abstract!

You get wifi out there? Sweet!

I would choose carefully who you say is pushing their ideology on others. Most Christians are brought up by Christian parents who force their kids to go to Christian churches and tell them they are a bad person when they question anything that has to do with the Christian view. Indoctrination. Look it up.

You're right, every article has a degree of bias, but it is up to the reader to see that bias and determine whether or not it is too biased. If it is then they should look for a less biased source, or if you want to be over scholarly, look for an opposing view and then make up your mind. Too often we are victims of confirmation bias.