mountaineering is an inherently dangerous activity.
every season you hear of fatalists on the slopes and faces
both for the novice and experienced climbers.
i look at mountaineering as an effort to solve problems with a growing number of variables.
no matter how much beta you gather before the climb and how much experience you got it is a changing environment which asks that you the climber make adjustments to solve the problem at hand.
if its rock fall do too massive melting or avalanches do to a new layer of snow or just bad weather combined with high exposure.
a mountaineer needs to adjust and asses the situation accordingly its these problems that may lead to errors in judgment resulting in massive failure.
leaving you're mind unchecked during a demanding climb for each ones respective grade is where the mountain gets you or vise versa climbing a lower grade and ignoring oblivious tells lead to disaster in shorty ego.
Climbing is dangerous know what you're doing and keep thinking how to not die and have some fun at the same time yay!!