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Does everybody here feel a sense of dread like I do? How I hope to God they don't. How I pray the ship doesn't blow, so I don't have to endure that feeling of dread again. A feeling of dread and dreadness and dreadfulness, an awful dread, a fearful dread, a dreadful dreadfulness, and dread, and dread, a dreadfulness, a dreadful dreadfulness, a dreadful, dreadful, dreadful dreadfulness, a dreadful dreadfulness, a dread, dreadful, dreadful, dreadful dreadfulness.

What are you doing to my body with your deadly dreadfulness?

The fear of heights is really a fear of falling. And the fear of falling is nothing more than the fear of a crash with no chance of survival. The idea that we might lose our lives—the idea that we are mortal beings which is true of all of us who were not made in God’s image—and we should treat this fear like this would just be irresponsible or callous or what have you.

But I’m also reminded of an incident that I had yesterday. I was talking with someone who said to me, we're all afraid of heights. I said, you don't have to be afraid of heights to be afraid of heights, you just have to go up to the top of a hundred-story building. He looked at me and said, I’m not afraid of heights. And I said, good for you, and I got back into my car, and drove to the top of the building. And I got out and looked down on the street from where I was, because I didn’t feel particularly afraid or like I wanted to jump. And I stood there for some time.

And when I had stood there for ten minutes, and the person had seen a lot of what I was seeing, and he said, you see, I was never scared to heights, I'm a hundred-story guy.
gpt
What would Braveheart say to your face, when the Normans said to follow rules of engagement.
What would Spartacus do when the legions came marching over the hill.
Do you think they were polite and just shrugged with a freaking smile to your dreadful questions?!