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'''Pantophobia''' was the [[fear]] of everything. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] suggested that one could mistake it for a fear of [[pants]], though as he noted, since pantophobia was a fear of everything, it would undoubtedly ''include'' pants. [[George (Night Terrors)|George]] was an apparent sufferer of the disorder. ([[TV]]: ''[[Night Terrors]]'') | '''Pantophobia''' was the [[fear]] of everything. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] suggested that one could mistake it for a fear of [[pants]], though as he noted, since pantophobia was a fear of everything, it would undoubtedly ''include'' pants. [[George (Night Terrors)|George]] was an apparent sufferer of the disorder. ([[TV]]: ''[[Night Terrors]]'') | ||
The writers got their terms wrong. Pantophobia is actually the absence of all fear. Panphobia is the fear of everything. The two conditions are opposites of each other. | |||
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[[Category:Fear]] | [[Category:Fear]] | ||
Revision as of 22:40, 14 January 2020
Pantophobia was the fear of everything. The Eleventh Doctor suggested that one could mistake it for a fear of pants, though as he noted, since pantophobia was a fear of everything, it would undoubtedly include pants. George was an apparent sufferer of the disorder. (TV: Night Terrors)
The writers got their terms wrong. Pantophobia is actually the absence of all fear. Panphobia is the fear of everything. The two conditions are opposites of each other.
