I know these prop bets are always so fascinating to people, but the voice in my head that says "we probably shouldn't be celebrating behavior like this." This is what this guy is voluntarily doing to himself: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/article/what-does-solitary-confinement-do-to-your-mind/ …
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They are adults, they can totally do what they want. I just personally want to draw attention to the fact his family is worried about him, that this could have mental health side effects, and that I find nothing about it cool or crazy or brave bc I am a stick in the mud.
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Replying to @jesswelman
I agree with you. I'm amazed that the trend in responses learning about this are either 1) he's going to do damage and/or 2) he should have taken odds.
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Replying to @PokerVixen
That second response is what unnerves me. It feels SO predatory when all these guys want their best bet and aren't thinking about whether or not he could really hurt himself.
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Replying to @jesswelman @PokerVixen
This reminds me of the prop bet where a guy ran ~70 miles on a treadmill in 24 hours. Nobody seemed concerned if he got hurt or died.
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Replying to @Grange95 @jesswelman
Umm, you fools run up mountains and other nonsense all the damn time no matter how many times we say
#runningisstupid. You don't even do that for money! In fact, you PAY to do that nonsense!1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
True. But I’ve done two 50-mile races at altitude, and numerous marathons and ultras under a variety of conditions. I have a good sense of the required effort and I train for them. No question #RunningIsStupid but it’s a known and managed risk.
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