Third Man Syndrome: What is the strange presence that assists us in life-or-death moments?
In situations of extreme danger, many report having perceived a figure that comforts and guides — is it our brain’s emergency survival mechanism?
Climbing without a rope, between freedom and psychopathy
The free solo is not a recent trend, but a historical mountaineering tradition that modern psychology regards with amazement
Kristin Harila and ‘empty records’
Accompanied by Tenjen Lama Sherpa, the Norwegian has ascended the 14 eight-thousanders in 92 days, but the feat will leave little trace in the history of mountaineering