Why Does Time Slow Down in Response to Fear?
After a car accident or other scary experience many people report feeling like the event happened in slow motion. One neuroscientist set out to test whether our brains really experience time slowing down in response to fear. This story shows why he had to scare people in order to do the experiment.Related Videos
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