Ken Carter
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 3 Jul
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But a lot of people,
will have what I call anchors in their life who are people who will pull them back from doing things that are too dangerous.
They could be family, friends, kids, or even certain jobs where you think about whether or not you might get injured, and that sort of keeps them anchored a little bit more.
Yeah, I think so too.
To me, we need high sensation seekers.
We need these thrill seekers out there.
These are the people that keep us protected.
These are the people who sort of push the boundaries.
They eat foods that, you know, they're going to taste them for the very first time and take a big bite out of them.
And they end up having these really amazing experiences.
And I think there are things we can all learn from these high sensations.
Like even if you're not one, you can learn some really great things from them.
Like how, you know, I used to be a person who wouldn't try new foods, but now I know like, you know, the worst thing that can happen is that you don't like it.
Yes, yes, yes.
Be careful.
But just, but being disgusted isn't the worst thing.
There was a study done in the Netherlands where they looked at how high sensation seeking might impact how a person drives.
They actually had people who were following a pace car in front of them.
And they were hooked up to some physiological devices to measure their heart rate and their sort of stress response.
And also the distance they followed the car in front of them.
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