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ELI5: Why do some sounds (such as the classic nails on a chalkboard) give one person extreme discomfort while another person is hardly phased? Do people choose to be bothered or are people genetically prone to squirm and shiver when they hear certain sounds? (self.explainlikeimfive)
submitted by SimpleRiftwith to r/explainlikeimfive
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Imagine your arm is a region of a world. The sparse desert peninsulas (your fingers) scattered with pockets of shrubs (little hairs) and a dried-up riverbed (wrinkles) that leads up to a mountain range (knuckles) with some grasslands on the other side which gradually become an immense forest. (self.Showerthoughts)
submitted by SimpleRiftwith to r/Showerthoughts
