the words people have to say, that's why we listen to every weekend on d w. the winds and no speed trumps the fee, it was crashes. how this is due to is water proof. and what makes this ultra is pointless to never give up right now. owner of the, the rush you feel when you're going foss with this is called lead to while

sometimes almost and even off buycrash, bro, my collarbone, 6 rips. i still want to raise motorcycle. why is that? we'll have 2 scientists and the motorcycle. well champion to on texas the times. what's better, opportunity to learn everything about this than here in valencia with wells s b k champion way close on and the bmw has 1000 are, are with 200 horsepower the boss b m w. yes. how do you like under the helmet when you go to know something like this? be thinking people of what it is. it's actually where you

the guy can make a sale or look really, really fast or we can slow down and that's what we say to you. guys at the right track, the listen to it, i know how this would check me out. but 1st here are a couple of obvious things that makes people excited to drill and that gets released makes your hops fall. so everything just nice by you. the noise is very different from the just like that, everything over, well the,

that's not the way i imagined the scope the how to like, get back off to stuff like this or like injuries or why does it have it scheduled? and obviously in the beginning it does, but as you get pricing, you need to put that stuff completely at email. and as long as you know what you've done wrong, that helps a lot. we do have a crash. we really don't know what he'll the on the same side this now. so give you

the confidence that a guy you just need to trying to, why you realize that i felt completely gutted total disappointment, like only a few times in my life before if it wouldn't have been for my girlfriend who gave me a hug and said that i should continue doing what i loved. i would have stopped going on the race track straight away the the, the different directions of troy and me about refreshing and speed. also link to our psychological through c takes 10 minutes to sation speaking is your desire for complex situations and your

ability to want to do that despite the risk. there may be, this is ken casa clinical psychologist and host of this show just perfect for this video. also developed a test to determine how much of a sensation so you can use. this is done by sorting out how, how you rank the components of experience seeking boredom. this in addition and adventure seeking that there are different profiles for different kinds of sensations. segers, the 1st 2 categories, tell me the kinds of things you might do. and the last 2 categories, tell me how much trouble you might get into by doing those things. but most of the people i've interviewed most people who do sensations seeking or throw seeking as part of their careers don't score that high on those last 2 components. they're really measured and careful about the way the attack things. and super interesting, this has a lot to do with your parents. a lot of sensations speaking is janetta,

maybe about 70 percent of it tends to sort of run in families and can be genetic gives you a licensed agent seeking parents. they're probably going to introduce you to, you know, driving fast and doing an eating unusual sense earlier in your life. same with detroit, his parents and yours to put him on a motorcycle as young as 5 years old and ride with him until you could take over the never experience. anything like that in my, on the garden. never really afraid of those. like really do you have a death wish? not going to say that somebody that's the sport. com city that's not taking any

risk whatsoever. obviously i don't want to crash for myself once you get full side by that really is good news. i got a foster doesn't get any more scary. i just got foster probably give you the how to open up a little bit of a rotating bodies all on the size of a 2nd. i jump and you don't feel like a speed. raw swing. no, no really like i tell people because i'm moving far because i'm full seconds down the track. what did you need a good job. yeah, i got really good stuff. so that is one of the

so this is the psychological side of things. what, what actually happens up here? what are you doing to the different factors that make you realize, holy crap, i'm going really fast. one being the balance system in your area with a very fun has its tracking in which direction you're going. the eyes are tracking how quickly everything else is moving compared to yourself that and so it gets sent to your brain. but this small brain of yours has even more ways to tell you how foster the brain's own sadness is placed in the hippa campus and the in toronto cortex, a variety of cells decode your location,

the direction boundaries in the environment, and speeds. how did the cells actually work? big tv t regs up, we still wanting speed off the animals. this is cassandra la, psychologist specialized in numerous times. it's, i can be coordinating with the running speed of any my the says, firing is independent all visual information for instance. and so it doesn't have to do with the optics. so for instance, and the information is interesting in the stats and coding the speed. 50 to 80 many seconds, i think m ahead in time. so as if the status firing encodes the predicted speed in the future. anticipating the speak to the

the the problem is that we cannot say right now, hope all of these information is from the cell and from ice interact with a joy center of all brain. the sensation. oh, yes i do. that's all i'm at the speed involved as most of the, the technique and that you're having fun but ultimately helping you guys to be better rogers insight is this russian station connected i think it needs to be as everything, the more you do it,

the more use to get a 300 kilometers per hour, it doesn't feel for 100 kilobytes. and i on the this feeling of not being completely overwhelmed like i am on the bike sometimes could be explained as a flow state, which i'm going to explain in a minute. according to ken content, there is a pets on that differentiates normal, peeps some crazy, not job high sensations because it has to do with doping in a near transmit to associated with pleasure and cordial. one of our stressful names eisen, sation seekers have a really interesting combination in terms of the triggers and amount of those 2 chemicals. they tend to not produce that much core result when they're in chaotic situations. but while they're not producing that much core is all, they tend to produce lots and lots to open the door for me and is what leads of

back to the flow state. the best translation is probably being in the zone, the still thinking about time or yourself. the task can be challenging, but you don't worry about that at all. you just enjoy it even helps letting frustration go, which means it could be beneficial for your health. the feeling a sense of all and so it can be as an amazing emotion where your mind is an open, wider to me. beautiful sunsets being at the beach creates. but since the offer me and it releases these chemicals, like enter luke and 6, that sort of perhaps down the information response i. sensation seekers of course find are in chaotic environments. so we know that they mean they're actually may be a health benefit to finding in your life. the discount

shows dangerous and it can kill you. but on the research, not all about doing, it's about re king, it's about hitting the apex. all of these techniques that make it so excited to also my trash. i was really thinking about stopping doing it, finding everything away, but then again, you know, on the right stretch, it gives you this feeling a little feeling with 3. at the does it. the indonesian scooter maker has produced the countries 1st ever flooded resistance a scooter, occlusal development on the mobility front and a country that experiences regular flooding. having more east suitors is good for

combating the climate crisis, but it also means more battery waste. in the company's 1st model, the actuator is placed in the center of the scooter, preventing damage both from water and vibrations. one roadside assistance thing. yeah. go on. yeah, i think it's important to have a scooter that can co gets various conditions, speak, and get a lot of open data. i'm good, even if it's what or flooded. uh, we don't have to worry about pushing it when it breaks down. so far, the scooter has a limited range of 50 kilometers per charge, and a 100 kilometers with a dual battery system. the manufacturer has set of facilities like this one at various locations in indonesia, allowing riders to charge or swap batteries in order to continue their journey. but the hope for boom and electric scooters also has a dark side. yeah, you need to use,

but play on the types of battery we use, contains lithium, nickel, manganese and cobalt oxides. those are the main ingredients used in lithium batteries. but the look at that nickel is the most important components, meaning industry and government need to develop a recycling program to avoid the danger of toxic chemicals leaking out of the battery. but the problem starts even earlier. a survival of, i mean yeah, does, is idealized ones that really be that these pollutants become a responsibility for the companies that online, the metals that a lot of the discharged into the river, the impact on the animal and plant life in the immense and then it changes the ph level on the steps, the river and marine ecosystem is just as a got lower data, not that so on that all of the organisms living that would be contaminated feet that potentially be dangerous. so any humans 18 them obviously. yeah. can advantage

of further problem in indonesia is that the enormous scale of mining is harming the environment to pass on the end of the acceleration of electric vehicle energy production also encourages the grunting of major nichol concessions in indonesia. nicholas, the main mineral that produces electric vehicle batteries in indonesia. gotta get somebody out until now. and nickel, money, concessions have been granted for approximately 900000 hector's, of land in the country. all those $600000.00 heck tests are in forest areas would be scooters. may be climate friendly, but the nickel in their batteries is mind in an environmental the harmful way. still, the of the nation government is aiming to have 2000000 of them on the road by 2025, which would account for one and a half percent of the countries and scooters. the

lady gave me this deep down his my bicycle started wildly. when i hit the weight and the speed was around 7065 kilometers per got some big trucks. when going from the site the i do a lot of them. in addition system that i'm going to forward the, so that was the 1st time when i did that, why i choose this board the this is could be a rest. sure, one of india is most famous,

ultra cyclists that from 9 to 5. he's a lawyer. the could be a system sap now works in his office and she's also his crew chief during races can compete, could be a, has to use every space. second for training the i go to office, come back home that they need to have me have their own p. uh. then i can come and i can do on the tools and then start photo and activity. not that difficult. and because i love to do it a lot, i know that came on the bicycle and toward something. so it is kind of a major addition for me. and i get to enjoy that meantime on devices and ultra st. king is one of the toughest sports in the world. the right just have to

cover a 100, sometimes thousands of kilometers on the call in the stove. so each wanda has to decide when for how long and when they want to rest during races. the events canal several days like last 7 years in different areas, it's like state is, is very good. the stages around 220 to 250 kilometers. use a foot more, but use a ford focus on the 13th a because the duration is vague unless you guys have given us your vin fence or deal of suffering is big deal, but use a photo for longer. prolonged physical accession with minimum sleep requires special preparation. then you said, yeah, it is to to, in the lord. but nowadays i focus on painting partly by saying that you're going to do both and you'll be in russia has already won and lots of races at the legendary

rom erase across america. he even made the podium, but now he's gearing out that the starting line is the ultra spice race way. he'll be riding a total distance of 1780 kilometers. he'll start from book my low beach and go up and ride through pumps of cannot to come and camera left before reaching ot in html. nowadays. once that hill turn around and ride all the way back to the starting point in the face, it uses a cut to include in the as long as the 1st and most see me could it would give you a good platform to the new a set of 4 of them that gives you of would be 2 days to a program to send you a new and so it is very difficult in the cycling to stay mentally that

i like the ending of those. those are close between 20192021. around 17000 spike missteps, ripple shades on indian roads. a lot of st. please like could be i prefer a call to follow them a total time in order to keep them safe. the 1st started best buy it was my 1st longest, is st. louis and it was more of the set in was stuff the claimant was a $50.00 sitting on such seats was 18 going the on the 24 hours a day stages were difficult every day. a good thing of,

of the main domain names. so maybe one going to minutes of sleep and the guy doing for the $2427.00 on the display data for the you started getting sleep division of to 43 hours could be a, has reached the half way. pointing ot, he now has to ride the antonio way back. over the years could be a, has picked out a trusted team of crew members, friends who take care of his every needs during races. that role is even more important. cheering loan rides like the race across america, a 3000 miles race that could be as finished twice to day as the the, the gift challenge for me is to keep up with what can be doing every day. and he so what i this with with something new wonder where your time he out does him send

from the last 3. so it is difficult for us because i also have to keep that in mind that will gave he's saving his 10 minutes, you know particular oh little more does. i also have to make sure that i'm also trying to see if some thing for him. so we learned that we'll be taking him if we use the cycling. yeah, of course we have a lot of attention, but we know you're doing well hope to make it a big thing because i feel like more than anyone into the the support i think people should start end up doing this for more the despite his achievements could be a still has dreams and those doubts, the dream is to open somebody needs value. a lot of people such kind of way as is so even after writing for so many kilometers and so many days.

whenever i go to any use and i start with my 1st, but i like the like with the guy and be able to finish this series. so it is pretty difficult for me to have faith in my sense once i sit on the bicycle. so it takes me, at least to the peak of them or dies to and the lady that the i am in my, off of the farm. and i think i do the best. so you have to look at this is like in same way. so just keep every day, save for that. okay. and just make your way over to do to survive every day. the could be a rush. you a survived every day in carmella cannot to come and go. he

finally crosses the line, winning the ultra spice race in a time of 94 hours and 36 minutes. it's a new record for the 1780 kilometer distance. at last, it's time to slow down for him and his friends and get some wetlands rest during the race he slept for just 3 hours and 10 minutes. the the cubby at a quote from one of his athletics heroes holds special meaning. themed on the stated regular differently. so this is not like this to this, that is like this. so it takes a lot of things you you'd be at the don't like to top phase. sometimes it

really happened that you don't see any good or bad to just put your head down and just follow what you like to do on that note. travel safe until we meet next time on route. the

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