Johnone
Senior Member
So, this morning I woke up with the thought of what must be the worse way to die, and climbing Mount Everest almost immediately came to mind.
Surely, for me, there's no worse way to go than spending months, even years, preparing, using an abundance of resources only to climb a mountain and then fail in doing so. I don't see how climbing Everest would add value to my life nor to society nor how it benefits humans and the rest of the world in general. Seems to be an highly selfish endeavour, but that is just my opinion.
It reminds me of Sisyphus rolling a boulder up a hill: what is the point?
I'd rather die fulfilling my calling in life, doing something I love, or being with those I love.
What would you guys say are the worse way to go (for you)?
Ps. Climbing mountains is not my thing, so if it is your thing, then apologies for knocking it.
Surely, for me, there's no worse way to go than spending months, even years, preparing, using an abundance of resources only to climb a mountain and then fail in doing so. I don't see how climbing Everest would add value to my life nor to society nor how it benefits humans and the rest of the world in general. Seems to be an highly selfish endeavour, but that is just my opinion.
It reminds me of Sisyphus rolling a boulder up a hill: what is the point?
I'd rather die fulfilling my calling in life, doing something I love, or being with those I love.
What would you guys say are the worse way to go (for you)?
Ps. Climbing mountains is not my thing, so if it is your thing, then apologies for knocking it.