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| | Extreme Ride Theory |
 | | I kinda' agree with the Scientist's data, mainly because, when riding certain rides, like the Texas Giant for example, the beginning of the ride composes of a long, slow creep to the top right before the biggest drop. |
 | | During this time, the customers heart is in extreme suspense, awaiting the long drop, just toying with their mental emotions, causing a rise in chemical flow through the brain, which raise other chemicals in the body to be active, causing the heart to beat faster, pumping blood furiously throughout the body. |
 | | However, during the ride the heart calms down once the brain realizes that it's experienced the scariest part of the ride(most of the time, it's always the beginning) and begins to stabilize the bodies chemical imbalances giving you a calm like zen during the ride, with smiles, no doubt, on all the faces... |
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