What if he had been diagnosed with a terminal illness, and the wife told him to go and do it. The window of time for that particular climb is very narrow...and yes it is in May...while the snow is still hard, but it isn't too cold... It seems you are the actual egotistical judgmental dumbass, if that new info I gave you were true. No?.
better live the full lifetime as a lamb and then die as a tiger than live a half-lifetime as a lamb and die as a tiger.
You have to put a deposit and there is most likely a waiting list with a decent guide... This was probably set in motion long before he found out about the pregnancy.. I am assuming he also trained heavily for the climb, considering he failed previously. He will remain on the top of the mountain, frozen in time forever, not that bad of a way to go out..
Not 'everyone' does that. But this a good litmus test for how evolved a person is. The type of people who jump right in and make fun of the guy or put him down obviously have their own self-esteem issues. They need to put others down in order to feel better about themselves. An evolved person realizes that they don't know his circumstances or what his thought process was and has no desire to cast judgement on the guy. You see it time and time again on this website.
Hmmm, so by being a CEO of Intrade, he was a lamb and by climbing Everest he was a tiger. Doesn't make any sense to me.