>>8650915You obviously misunderstood what I said
My point is
>Fear of heights>Fear of fallingAre just different ways of saying the same thing, but they're both wrong. Every (normal) human has a fear of death
>Absence of photons>Perception of the roomBoth different ways of saying the same thing
In reality you're scared of what is in the unkown and how it relates to you: can it kill you, harm you? etc
by extension it's just a fear of death
I was mainly addressing those people who ironically see themselves as intellectually superior for making remarks like
>you're scared of falling, not heightswhen in fact they are wrong in saying that
