Name: 4 of the Most Daring Jobs
Uploaded: 2020-10-24T02:35:52.000Z
Duration: 10 min 52 s
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The second conditional

What if we told you that there are people out there who seek out this stuff?

He's an entomologist and I'm an entomologist.

I've probably been stung a t least 1000 times.

He reviews insect stings the way a Somalia reviews wine.

Like walking over flaming charcoal with a three inch nail embedded in your heel.

These are some more harvester ants in a park near his lab.

He is the creator of the Schmidt Pain scale.

The Schmidt pain scale is basically a scale to rate the painful nous of stinging insects On a scale of 1 to 41 would be a sweat bee.

Two would be something like a yellow jacket.

Waas the three would be something like, Ah, Harvest Strand and a four would be a torrential OC.

The debilitating incapacitating just shut you down.

There's just nothing you can really do about that.

I don't think I want to be stung by, Ah whole bunch of different fourth.

I don't think I could endure that for very long.

Justin Schmidt doesn't just go out and get stung on purpose.

It's just that he's dedicated his life to studying.

Well, my passion is insects and stinging insects in particular.

But that Zall just part of the passion, you know that that gives me data.

You know, stink helps me and understanding what the insects doing, and I get to be out in the sunshine and out in the rain out in the environment, Study these magnificent, beautiful insects.

I'd rather do more what highest you've ever slept that almost a while.

When you don't have a fear of heights, it's not really scary.

It's like being in the craziest house that you can possibly imagine That's marks in it.

He's a professional rock climber, and he's talking about sleeping in a tent.

They're called total edges that's hanging off the side of a mountain he's been climbing for over 30 years, and his favorite walls to climb are really, really high Alpine.

Big wall climbing is here pursuit of scaling the biggest cliffs on planet earth.

Oh, in here they take a few days to summit, so he has to camp out along the way.

So I want to know what does it feel like to sleep in a portal edge, hanging off the side of a mountain?

One thing that's more or less ever present in the mountains is when it can be pretty violent.

You can experience hurricane force winds.

There's also this thing that we call the Bronco ride.

Wind comes in, hits a cliff, and it really has nowhere to go except for up.

It can lift the whole thing up so you could be suspended.

And then, of course, ledge like slams into the wall.

Your just thinking about surviving, and that wasn't the worst of it.

The smell on the ledges is not is not nice.

You don't change your clothes, you don't bathe.

They continue to climb and explore through all of this punishment because there's still that one question left.

The way it makes you feel is like a tiny speck of dust, Very empowering.

It really is just like kind of the most spectacular spot that you could be appointed Earth.

Oh, if you are uni cyclist, you see the world really, really different.

If our girls will city and I see a bench for me, it's not a bench.

So it really changed my perspective on everything.

That means I unit cycle in the mountains.

First, I own Eunice, cycle it on the street, and over the years I got more and more extreme in our unit cycle, mostly in the mountains.

So I did a 5600 m mountain in Iran a couple of years ago, and I want to go on even higher mountains E u recycled on five continents.

So in many, many places in the world, it's the biggest challenge on a uni cyclist toe.

Technically, the most important movement are my legs because I always have to pedal, so my legs are always moving.

If I go down on hard terrain, I'm not thinking at all.

I'm 100% focus just on the spot on the movement, because if I start to think for sure, I would fall down.

I like to do stuff which has not done by so many people, and I think it's a bigger challenge.

If you don't have people you can copy, and you have to invent a spot a little bit by yourself.

Every waterway in the United States is supposed to be safe enough to swim in every single day.

I'm getting in to these contaminated water raising someone's gotta risk something.