How are you scared of anything, Greg?

Death, though. Let's listen to the Wednesday, Adam's episode. It's death.

For me, I think it's claustrophobia. I weirdly feel irrational about it.

Where if I get into a space that feels like I don't have an easy out, I freak out.

I'm scared of being like robbed while in the house. Like someone like Home and Truth or vibes

hate that. We have, yeah, the opposite when we watch horror, I get scared of paranormal,

but not that scared of like, you know, a murderer, but you are not scared of

paranormal that you are scared of. Yeah, because no offense paranormal doesn't exist.

Murderers do. You don't know.

Welcome to Netflix's No At All. I'm Greg Brown and I'm Mitch Moffitt. You might know us from YouTube

or TikTok where the ASAP science guys and your hosts for this podcast. And today, how do you get

over your phobias? What do you call it when you have a fear of phobias in general? I'd name it

something like metaphobia, maybe phobia phobia. Okay, we'll say that for the later Mr. Science when you

discover a new phobia. This week, we watched white noise from filmmaker Noah Bondback.

It's a bit of a horror film mixed with comedy. I don't want to drop any spoilers, but really at

its core, the movie deals with the ever pervasive fear of death, you know, the one that I have,

which I think is a very rational fear.

Life is good, Jack. I hope it lasts forever.

Let's watch a sitcom or something. No!

They're calling it the airborne toxic event. We won't come this way.

Will we have to leave our home? Of course not. How do you know? I just know. Okay, what if it's dangerous?

It did get us wondering about the science behind phobias. I mean, there has to be a reason we develop

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