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High Altitude Leadership | Chris Warner | Talks at Google
Climber Chris Warner talks at Google about his book on high altitude leadership and the 2007 K2 expedition, where eighteen climbers summited and two died.
Why HN readers recommended it
Strongly recommended as a gripping hour on K2 and on leadership and summit fever in extreme conditions.
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Video & recommendation details
- Creator / channel
- Talks at Google
- Topic
- mountaineering leadership
- Format
- talk
- Level
- general
- HN recommenders in dataset
- 3
- HN mentions in dataset
- 5
- Recommendation years in dataset
- 2010–2014
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From the original HN conversations
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Anyone interested in a fantastic 1 hour talk on summitting K2, check this video: [VIDEO] I've seen this in person (Chris is the CEO of my climbing gym and I saw this in a library near by) and it was awe-inspiring to say the least.
yan on Hacker News · 2010-05
In A 13-Year-Old Takes On Everest, and Sets Off a DebateThere's a few videos I've seen recently -- I've also just been trekking in the Everest region and watched and read a lot before going -- that do an amazing job of conveying that summit-fever attitude. The one that most sticks in my mind is …
mark_h on Hacker News · 2010-12
In Everest is littered with dead, exposed bodiesFor those interested in mountaineering, I highly, highly recommend listening to Chris Warner's talk on summitting K2: [VIDEO] A very very gripping talk by someone who's climbed Everest (and K2, a more dangerous ascent) multiple times. I saw this in person (Chris is the founder …
yan on Hacker News · 2010-12
In Everest is littered with dead, exposed bodies
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