The Most Common Fears of Mankind And How To Get Them

by Shane Johnson

We walk confidently and happily through the world. Why actually? We arrogantly regret people with phobias and depression. But for what reason? Fear is our strongest feeling - why do we try to suppress it or treat it instead of using it?
Fear fulfills an essential function: It helps to ensure our survival. It motivates us and keeps us awake. She has always stood by us humans so that we can respond to threats. Your symptoms are: sweating, palpitations, shortness of breath. In short: fear is like sex. It's just easier to get them.

There are countless fabulous fears: of spiders, of women, of uniforms, of moles, even of murderers. And the great thing is, there's not just one fear for everyone - you can have more than one. And still share it with others!
Because fear brings us together with others, after all we all talk about them. This book will help you with that. It shows you the most wonderful fears and how to get or keep them. "Don't be afraid of nobody" was yesterday - today it is said: fear of everything and everyone!

Finally keep up when everyone is asking for pity. You too can assert extenuating circumstances in court. Read this book - and you too will finally have an excuse for anything! In short: learn to fear! And start doing it in good time. The end of the world is prophesied for 2012.

For better understanding:
According to scholars, fear arises in the limbic system. This term does not refer to a distant galaxy, but to different parts of our brain that cooperate with one another. The so-called amygdala is considered to be the main seat of fear. Sounds like a figure from Greek mythology, but looks more like a calf's kidney. The German term Almond kernel, on the other hand, is reminiscent of a M�venpick ice cream. In any case, a threat is perceived in this area of our brain and the body is then put on alert in a complex process. The amygdala is one of our "brain lobes". Normally you clean up dirt with a Feudel, but this rag saves it. However, it can to clean it. That in turn is called brainwashing.

204 pages, Paperback

Published July 6, 2021

About the author

Shane Johnson is an American author best known for the novel Ice.

He has written several critically acclaimed and award-winning books, as well as reference books for the Star Trek and Star Wars franchises.