An avalanche on Mount Everest has killed at least a dozen Sherpa guides; Conrad Anker climbed with one of them. CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks to him about the tragedy and asks him to discuss the dangers of climbing the world's tallest mountain.
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April 22, 2014 at 11:06 am |
anonymous
If mountain climbers are an obvious risk to themselves – and in some cases, to others as these individuals often cause accidents which kill others – and the sport is done for entertainment, why then aren't they involuntarily committed to psychiatric facilities?
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If mountain climbers are an obvious risk to themselves – and in some cases, to others as these individuals often cause accidents which kill others – and the sport is done for entertainment, why then aren't they involuntarily committed to psychiatric facilities?