Ep 09 | Why We Crave Danger: Are Some People Wired for Risk? | What Do You Have to Say?
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In this episode of the 'What Do You Have to Say' podcast, hosts Phil & Uriah dive into the world of thrill-seeking and explore various extreme activities, from skydiving and white-water rafting to climbing Mount Everest and zip-lining. The conversation delves into the psychology behind thrill-seeking, explores the multiple levels of thrill-seekers, and shares personal anecdotes of overcoming fears. Phil & Uriah also touch on some of the psychological impacts of technology on our need for constant stimulation and how it shapes our thrill-seeking behaviors.
Takeaways
- "Thrill-seeking can take many forms, from extreme sports to everyday adventures."
- "Skydiving offers an unparalleled adrenaline rush, but it's not for everyone."
- "White-water rafting in Costa Rica is an unforgettable experience."
- "Climbing Mount Everest is the ultimate thrill for many adventurers."
- "Technology has increased our need for constant stimulation."
- "Overcoming fear is a significant part of thrill-seeking."
- "The psychology of thrill-seeking includes various levels and motivations."
- "Adrenaline can be addictive, driving people to seek more thrills."
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