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to conclude, the himalayan mountains should not be commercially climbed. this is due to the explosive death rates, useless exploitation of sherpas, and the accumulating garbage on the once-feared giants of the east. the himalayas should be respected and the people in the area . constantly conquering the mountains does not complete either of those things.

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