I think all of our emotions are designed in part as external signals, it’s how social animals see inside one another.
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Apart from children, who do that to call attention unlike most mammals, we must have been taken care of as infants for a very very long time, to not to cower and hide
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It's probably also to deter the source of the pain/fear.
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How come I scream when I stub my little toe on the bedleg and the house is empty then?
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Or a distress call in primates?
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The social response then was, “Where’s my club?”, but it too evolved into, “Where’s my deadbolt?”
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What about screaming in pleasure... seems risky, especially at night
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May I submit a sample? I only scream in the kitchen & hope the neighbors don't hear.
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Chickens do the same. "The modern chicken, as we know it, is descended from several of four known species of wild jungle fowl (Gallus) that inhabited parts of Southeast Asia about 50 million years ago."
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This seems silly, screaming when I am in pain has a lot more to do with the fact that it farking hurts and screaming in fear is in anticipation of that reality.
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