If you have a bad back, maybe a scary movie isn’t good for you. PLUS: What if the Earth had two REAL moons? NASA plans trip to Jupiter moon.
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Thursday, October 3, 2024 |
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PHOTOGRAPH BY CLAUDIA OBERSTE-HEDTBLECK, VISUM CREATIVE/REDUX |
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First off, our evolutionary “fight or flight” response can keep us alive. But pump us full of artificial anxiety-increasers (i.e. scary movies) and strange things happen to our brain and body. Like what? Well, a fright fest may cause a bad back to seize up. And that’s just one thing. |
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PHOTOGRAPH BY MICHAEL MELFORD |
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