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efattah said:Actually, Sebastien Murat's incredible new technique involves 100% use of fear, shock and adrenalin, to induce a massive and profound shock/vasoconstriction, resulting in truly amazing performances.
cloudwalker_3 said:I've been reading the the regular news on David Blaine's stunt and, (like a lot of what he does...) the whole thing leaves me feeling slightly sick.
.......... So what? Millions of children starve every day, but of course because they're not media savvy American personalities, no one bothers to film them.
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It does tell us a little about him of course. Basically he's a showman, in the true style of lots of Americans before him. It's not about wonder, beauty and fragility. It's about money, spectacle and exploitation. He's not doing it because he want to experience the wonder of swimming with fishes without breathing. He's doing it simply to make a whole pile of money.
.......................The tragedy of the whole thing is that all over the world television companies are moving away from quality broadcasting towards this kind of quick fix gimmicky TV is the real loser is us.
trux said:Ft. Lauderdale is where Martin Stepanek currently lives. His old record was 8:06, and although I do not exclude he did more in training, I never heard such claim. In contrary the static apnea record holder Tom Sietas, already did several standard apneas over 9 and even over 10 minutes. The 10+ minute PB was set in training. His 9:24 static apnea in Vancouver on August 11, 2004 was not recognized as record, because shortly after surfacing he briefly touched his couch (or was touched by him?). However, Blaine's record should be compared to Tom Sieta's Guinness record of 15+ minutes that he did after breathing oxygen on a TV show, and definitely not to records made with surface atmospheric breath-up.
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