Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "How I climbed a 3,000-foot vertical cliff -- without ropes | Alex Honnold | TED" video.

  1.    there isn't any room for error when you free solo, what are you talking about? Yet he's done mind-bogglingly impossible climbs and is still alive. It's clear he takes the risk very seriously and mitigates it as much as possible. He is the gold standard on how to take risks. Far more people have died flying on 737 max's but I don't hear you calling the ceo and board of boeing selfish and arrogant.
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  2. Brett Lockhart so taking an untested risk with other people's lives for profit, like Boeing did with the 737 max, is noble and not arrogant and selfish, but taking a very tested (7 years of testing) risk of your own life for your own pleasure isn't noble and is arrogant and selfish? Ok pal. Are you religious?
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  3.    arrogant and selfish? What, because he climbs alone?
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  4. Brett Lockhart what about an arrogant, selfish company that thinks it can't make any mistakes and takes risks with other people's lives? Why is that so hard for you to understand?
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  5. Brett Lockhart you have no idea what I'm talking about by Boeing's mistakes? Are you aware that aeroplanes exist and Boeing make them? Do you or your family fly? If so then you are using a far greater risk with your and your families lives not knowing than Alex is with his. He totally understands the risk and spends 7 years mitigating it to ensure his survival. In order that you do the same for yourself and your family I suggest you look up they Boeing 737 max. Then maybe you'll understand, although I don't be holding my breath
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  6. One of the most dangerous? Please tell me which one is more dangerous.
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  7. Brett Lockhart so you're saying Boeing isn't arrogant and selfish killing 350 people?
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