The life blood of the mountain. The people who the mountain has chosen as most deserving. Discarded like the shit of a rich-boy college student who paid the equivalent of a lifetime for a Sherpa family, just to have a cool photo on insta for 3 days.

Why was he crawling back? Why weren’t they searching for him at some point before? Because he didn’t have a northface jacket and skin as white as snow.

Everest itself was more compassionate to him than the entire colony of mountain leeches that infest it.

If there was someone else in his place they might not have survived.

Yeah, all the personal trainer, equipment that costs more than an indigenous climber will make in a lifetime, years of training, macros, protein, and gyms, can give you a body that is 1% as fine as a human being that just hasn’t been turned into a predigested monkey genetically bred to live only in a machine.

Unfortunately using calcium carbonate (CaCO3) from this process to make calcium oxide (CaO) for concrete would release whatever carbon dioxide (CO2) you sequestered in the process.

As you can see, to get CaO from CaCO3 you have to remove a C and two O’s. or properly put, a CO2. Doing this would actually release more CO2 than you sequestered originally because to get that CaO you’d have to heat up the calcium carbonate to a few thousand degrees again, burning more coal or whatever to create the heat.