Description
‘Social experiments can be scary because they often involve manipulating people's emotions and behaviors in ways that can have unpredictable and potentially harmful consequences. Participants might not be fully aware of what they're being subjected to, leading to feelings of betrayal, confusion, and distress. The outcomes of these experiments can reveal unsettling truths about human nature and societal structures, challenging our understanding of morality, trust, and social norms…’
Cruise ships can be surprisingly scary because they combine isolation, the vastness of the ocean, and a sense of vulnerability. Out in the middle of the sea, far from land, passengers can feel cut off from the outside world, with no quick escape in case of emergency. The sheer size of the ship,...
Published 11/21/24
Liminal spaces captivate us because they exist in a strange in-between, blurring the lines of familiarity and strangeness. These places, like empty stairwells, deserted playgrounds at night, or endless hallways, feel both recognizable and unsettling, triggering a sense of unease mixed with...
Published 11/14/24