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Hey, Vsauce. Michael here.
Fear gives us life. Being afraid of the right things kept our
ancestors alive. It makes sense to be afraid of poisonous insects or hungry tigers, but
what about fear when there is no clear and obvious danger?
For instance, a Teddy Bear
with a full set of human teeth...or a smile.jpg.
There's something a little off about these
Got the blicky, uh, drum, it holds fifty, uh
benn,
Me llamo es jeff.
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