@typesfast: This company should send one of these with supplies to save the next group of climbers dying on top of Mount Everest
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A company is developing humanitarian missiles to deliver supplies to climbers stranded on Mount Everest, as suggested by Ryan Petersen.
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This company should send one of these with supplies to save the next group of climbers dying on top of Mount Everest
Ryan Petersen (@typesfast): We’re building humanitarian missiles and you’re black pilling?
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