And I don't think this part about the fears preventing their victims from seeing the benefits of facing them is OK, because I can't help perceiving it as a strange, logically wrong self-reference. If there's no fears, there's no need to face any fears, and if they are there, they keep you well from picking an idea to face them. That's not right to me.
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