Based on recent studies, there is evidence that people are experiencing more fear and anxiety due to the modern world's complex and stressful nature. Factors such as the 24/7 news cycle, social media, economic pressures, and global events contribute to feelings of anxiety. However, some experts caution that it is difficult to determine definitively whether people today are more afraid than in the past, as we have more awareness and better diagnostic tools for anxiety and mental health. It is important to consider that anxiety and fear have been present throughout history, often in response to different societal problems. Some argue that modern fear is a result of cognitive bias, and that people are less fearful than previous generations who lived with constant threats like disease, war, and famine. However, the modern world presents new, complex threats that impact people differently. While global events and societal changes contribute to increasing anxiety, our understanding and awareness of mental health issues have also evolved, allowing for better identification and reporting. Pray .. keep your Hear up