Scrivner discusses how violence is generally viewed as immoral, yet there are unique cultural and historical contexts where it's celebrated and enjoyed for entertainment.
He highlights the intriguing paradox of morbid curiosity, where individuals are drawn to experiences that evoke fear and discomfort, despite their inherent dangers.
The fascination with fear can be paralleled to Halloween attractions, where society embraces scary narratives through safe, controlled environments, illustrating our complex relationship with danger.
Scrivner’s research underscores a fundamental aspect of human psychology; that exploring the darker sides of life can evoke strong emotions and serve as a form of entertainment.
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