The Oldest Fear: Why Darkness Still Terrifies Us

Do you love to test your nerves? To sit in the dark, heart racing, waiting for something that may or may not be there?

This episode dives deep into the philosophy of horror and the oldest fear humanity has ever known: the fear of the unknown. From ancient myths to modern horror films, from Lovecraft’s cosmic terror to the quiet dread of an empty room — darkness has always been our first nightmare.

🔥 What’s inside:

Why humans are hardwired to fear the dark.
The psychology of the unknown: why silence and shadows terrify us.
How myths, folklore, and religion turned darkness into monsters.
Why horror films keep us addicted to what hides in the shadows.
The connection between fear, survival, and imagination.
If you’re a horror lover, a thrill-seeker, or just someone who enjoys pushing your limits in the dark — this one’s for you.

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