Coltan Scrivner

Well, it was probably good for humans in particular to be nervous about their teeth.

It's their livelihood.

Yeah, it's true.

Before 100 years ago, people's teeth weren't in great shape.

When you pull up our ancestors' bones, teeth are strong and they last a long time.

But when you pull them up, man, they look a little rough.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

They're using them as tools back then.

Instead of hands.

So yes, your teeth falling out should be afraid of that.

That's normal.

Yeah, that's true.

Okay, so physical violence.

Yeah, minds of dangerous people, violence, and bodily injuries.

And those kind of run from pre-event to the event to post-event, right?

That's kind of like a spectrum there of what can happen in a dangerous situation.

And then there's the fourth one, and it took me a while to disentangle what this really meant and what it was.

The fourth one, I called it paranormal danger to try to encompass a broad range of things.

And let me give you some examples of it and then tell you what I think it is.

Examples would be anything to do with ghosts or aliens or even deities, ancestors, spirits.