Teams face challenges from "summary" of Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer
Throughout the expedition, teams faced numerous challenges that tested their physical and mental limits. The harsh conditions on the mountain made it difficult for climbers to maintain their strength and focus. The extreme altitude and cold temperatures pushed them to their breaking points, causing fatigue and disorientation. As a result, team members had to rely on each other for support and encouragement in order to persevere. Despite their best efforts to work together, conflicts arose among team members due to the stress and pressure of the climb. Differences in personalities and approaches to climbing created tension within the groups, leading to disagreements and misunderstandings. These conflicts threatened to undermine the cohesiveness of the teams and hinder their progress up ...
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