It’s not hard to predict his fate, although he likely had no regrets and would say that dwelling in a cubicle is a worse cause of death. Here’s more from The Atlantic, “The Precipitous World of Dan Osman.”
Also check out: Extreme Fear: The Science of Your Mind in Danger.
Also check out: Extreme Fear: The Science of Your Mind in Danger.
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MADMAN! He is human as far as I can tell/observe. Putting your life at risk to conquer your fear is not rational. If he is Hybrid or Non Terrestrial, then my opinion is void.
I’d say that’s the epitome of DANGER and PLAY
But he probably can’t Squat or Deadlift 600 pounds, so how strong is he really?
In a regular sport you know you’re getting past it when others overtake you. In a sport where you only compete against yourself, where first place is life and second place death the only measure of your decline is death. Old age is not an option.
Another sport with similar odds is the breath hold deep diving record. You either break it and live or you don’t, the only ones who know you reached your limit are the spectators.
To me it’s not living life to the fullest, it’s actually anti-life. Every day you play Russian roulette until one day you lose.
Do the terms have to be mutually exclusive? Watching that speed climb I see a lot of both.