The general public should be outraged by how poorly the very high altitude astronomy industry treats their unsuspecting sea level adapted workers.

The longer the corporate medical profession treated me, the more suspicious I became about their competence.

During death I have every expectation that I will be accompanied by spirits, as that is what happened when my brain was in oxygen starvation at very high altitudes.

If you support the biologically toxic 1.4 billion dollar Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) atop Mauna Kea, then you are endorsing astronomers illegally damaging their summit workers health.

I am spiritually linked to Mauna Kea, Hawaii.

How long can a sea level adapted human withstand very high altitude exposures and company supplied drug use? In me, it took about three years to start displaying a variety of concerning health issues.

As the years passed and my High Altitude Observatory Disease (HAOD) remained misdiagnosed, I became increasingly forgetful, confused, irritable, chronically fatigued, depressed, and constantly falling asleep during the daytime.

I have been impressed at how well the Hawaiians have mastered the art of civil disobedience.

There needs to be a comprehensive study into high altitude astronomy workers to understand why some of them are developing gender issues.