I’ve laughed at bad jokes, avoided places, I’ve betrayed loved ones, and I’ve run under the blanket after turning off the light… everything because of fear. Don’t put that face, I know you’ve done it too.

In the study Double Dissociation of Amygdala and Hippocampal Contributions to Trace and Delay Fear Conditioning by Jonathan D. Raybuck and K. Matthew Lattal, the researchers study the different paths through which fear is acquired. 

In Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate, Zenton Yobera integrates Fantasy, Fear system studies, and Literary devices to deliver a research-based, compelling story, with humanized characters and didactic character arcs, from which we can all learn and evolve.

The study Double Dissociation of Amygdala and Hippocampal Contributions to Trace and Delay Fear Conditioning by Jonathan D. Raybuck and K. Matthew Lattal concludes that Fear is a process that can be induced involving the Amygdala, also called Delay Fear Conditioning, and it can also be learned, involving the Hippocampus, also called Trace Fear Conditioning. On the other hand, the book Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate by Zenton Yobera concludes that Fear can be understood and unlearned.

In conclusion, Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate delivers an emotional journey from which the reader can learn to become fearless by unlearning their fear or brave by understanding it. 

Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate is bound to become your favorite tool to become more resilient and improve your Mental Health.

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