Bulgarian ultra-marathon runner, Krasse Gueorguiev, will dwell in a glass field for 15 days in a park in Sofia, to boost cash to assist younger folks battle addictions. Gueorguiev, a motivational speaker and charity ambassador, has run some 30 ultra-marathons worldwide, from the Arctic to Cambodia, in addition to a 217-kilometre race in California’s Demise Valley. “I need to problem myself,” Gueorguiev advised Reuters. “I need to present once you put somebody within the field how psychologically they alter.”

The funds raised shall be used for numerous tasks to forestall addictions amongst kids beneath 18, together with medication, alcohol, digital media and power drinks.

A field with three glass partitions has been placed on a pedestal in entrance of the Nationwide Palace of Tradition in Sofia. Gueorguiev, who started his experiment on Sunday, may have a mattress and a treadmill and no entry to books, a pc or telephone, solely talking to members of the general public for half-hour each day.

“This isn’t a bodily experiment it’s psychological experiment,” he mentioned.

In 2019 Gueorguiev ran 1,200 kilometres (about 746 miles) by means of Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Albania to induce governments to construct higher infrastructure to attach folks.

In 2003, American illusionist David Blaine spent 44 days sealed in a clear field suspended over the financial institution of the River Thames in London with solely water to drink, in a stunt criticised by media and the general public on the time.

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