I totally can understand how that would be the case. But I find it hard to believe that the experience might not be just a little bit different when you are loo

I totally can understand how that would be the case. But I find it hard to believe that the experience might not be just a little bit different when you are looking across the top of the atmosphere, waiting to hit Mach 1 and hoping you won't spin like a rag-doll until the G forces shred your internals. Personally, I have a continual internal struggle with sky diving. I really want to try it, but I have enough of a fear of heights that I'm not sure I could convince myself of the abstractedness of it. Someday...