Exactly. Posts like this might have a small positive effect, but to me it’s a lot more complex and needs real education from the ground up.
What happened to Nims says it all. This is no joke—when someone like Nirmal, who was literally a legend in this field with all that training, experience, and achievements, loses his life like this, there’s zero reason for regular people to think "I'm different and I can pull it off." Doing that just puts their own lives and others at risk, leaves so many people heartbroken, and honestly makes people look down on true mountaineers who actually follow the rules and stay away from reckless fantasies.