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Join host Felix Mercer as he explores the dark psychology of mountain climbing disasters, where oxygen-starved brains override survival instincts. Through gripping stories of summit fever and catastrophic decisions at 8,000 meters, discover the neuroscience behind why rational people make fatal choices.
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Felix Mercer explores how elite climbers survive extreme altitude through pre-planned turn-back protocols. Discover why the longest mountaineering careers belong to those who turn around repeatedly, and how pre-committed systems outsmart summit fever when oxygen-starved brains fail in the death zone.
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Felix Mercer examines how climbing expertise becomes deadly when automaticity makes safety checks invisible. Drawing from Alpine Club accident reports, this episode explores why experienced climbers die from elementary errors—leaving carabiners unlocked, rappelling off rope ends—that beginners catch instinctively.
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Felix Mercer examines summit fever through mountain climbing disasters, revealing how oxygen-starved brains at extreme altitude create neurobiological failures in decision-making. Learn why experienced climbers die making catastrophic choices and discover engineering solutions that save lives at 26,000 feet.
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