Fans of apocalyptic movies are better prepared to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, study claims
'Our ability to imaginatively inhabit virtual worlds – worlds of our own making, as well as those conveyed by movies and books – is a gift from natural selection,' study author Mathias Clasen, a psychologist at Aarhus University in Denmark, told'[It's] a bit of biological machinery that evolved because it gave our ancestors an edge in the struggle for survival.
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