“Everyone accepts they might not come back”: inside the dangerous world of extreme tourism

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“Everyone accepts they might not come back”: inside the dangerous world of extreme tourism
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The secret to why some people are risk-taskers get a thrill out of perilous situations could be found in the brain.

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