It is a social responsibility to shut down the biologically toxic Mauna Kea Observatories (MKO).

I accept no responsibility whatsoever for anything that I did while I had mercury poisoning.

There was a social responsibility to characterize High Altitude Observatory Disease (HAOD) so that the rest of the damaged Mauna Kea workers would know to inform their doctors about how to diagnose and treat the wide range of illnesses and diseases that it causes.

I am proud to be a civil rights advocate.

Mauna Kea is the Standing Rock of Hawaii.

There is ample evidence that all very high altitude manned astronomical facilities should be shut down that use sea level adapted workers.

Time's up on very high altitude astronomy.

Harass me...and I will shut you down with science!

Never harass a sickened manager out of their position that has a complete understanding of how the biologically toxic facility operates.