People like thrill. they like not knowing what is going to happen. it kind of creates drama. something around that. also it affects you physically. your heart rate increases. you may even experience sweating
They speak to our irrational side. They free our imagination and make us childlike. They allow emotion to triumph over reason. They remind us of the problem of evil. They take us out of the safe, everyday world. They stir our curiosity and excite us. They cause an adrenaline rush. They make us imagine the most dire ending.
Odysseus suggests he knew about the Zeus-Helios conversation because Odysseus was told by Calypso that Hermes had told him. ... His safe passage past Scylla is credited by Odysseus to the Father of Gods and men.
1. False. people who give consideration to an idea are acknowledging it. 2. True. 3. False. A person who is unsure will probably make a decision slowly. 4. True. 5. False. A person who consults an expert thinks they do need advice.
This is a hasty generalization. A hasty generalization is when an assumption of something as a whole is assumed with incomplete data. In this case, only one dog has been examined for data, and it is assumed all dogs do the same.
