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The race to set records in the mountains is very widespread, and this competition has led people to forget respect and humanity towards each other, which is a sad thing.
Mount Everest, the tallest mountain in the world, has long been a symbol of human endurance, ambition, and the ultimate quest for achievement. Each climbing season, the mountain sees a diverse array of climbers: seasoned mountaineers, adventure seekers, and record aspirants. However, beneath the surface of these thrilling endeavors lies a less glamorous and often dangerous game of politics, jealousy, and sabotage. This essay delves into the dirty politics of Everest climbing, exploring why some mountaineers harbor jealousy towards their counterparts and how this manifests in actions that can put lives at risk.Everest base camp trek

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Great video, i never knew any of that. Here's a shoutout to the heros of Everest: Sherpas and also the yaks!

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Great video. Revealed dark side of Everest.

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100% True.

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Not just dirty politics, dirty Expedition team and Expedition Leader

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Seems like most pro climbers have been going to Patagonia where only real climbers can even get into the mountains. If they are pulling in 40 billion dollars just from everest climbers, there is something very wrong going on. They need to get rid of the so called "ice fall doctors" and any teams that don't affix the actual ropes to the top. Teams should also be required to clean ropes when they descend as well. If you need sherpas, you don't belong on the mountain in the first place.