The serious lack of industry recognized training on biologically toxic systems was truly shocking in high altitude astronomy.

I was not surprised that researching my disabling sickness uncovered a wide range of frauds.

I can prove that the summit of Mauna Kea is unsafe for workers. I have yet to see the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) prove that the very high altitude mountain is safe for workers.

A person that climbs without ropes should not be surprised when they fall into heaven.

When you know that an industry is collaborating to damage their workers health, science is the best way to shut down their toxic activities.

I have yet to see the Mauna Kea Observatories (MKO) publish a long term study of all summit workers at the very high altitude observatory that shows what illnesses and occupational diseases they have developed, and what they have died from since 1967 when it first opened.

Climb without ropes and tumble into paradise.

Show me your resume and I will tell you what occupational diseases you may have.

Hello high altitude astronomy, goodbye gender.