THE (The Humor Entertainment) on Instagram: "That reaction actually comes from a real psychological response called empathetic shock. When we see someone almost get hurt — especially in a sudden or unexpected way — our brain briefly puts us in their place. Your mirror neurons fire up, and for a split second, your body reacts as if you were the one who slipped, fell, or messed up. That’s why your stomach drops and your first thought isn’t even funny anymore — it’s concern. Here’s the wild part: s

Ben Crump on Instagram: "Sending prayers to Anthony Joshua as he heals, and to the families of the two individuals who lost their lives in this tragic accident🙏🏿. Sharing from @insidehistory: (British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua was reportedly injured in a car accident in Nigeria that claimed two lives according to local police. Authorities said the former world heavyweight champion was taken to an undisclosed hospital after the vehicle he was traveling in collided with a stationary car a

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