I think people are just worried 'cause they're all in 
right now. Like, yeah, Alex Honnold's a pro and he's done this before, but there's always a risk involved when you're doin' stuff that close to the edge... physically, mentally, or both 
. I get why some folks are sayin' it's voyeuristic – I mean, we are all gatherin' 'round to watch someone attempt somethin' crazy 'cause we can't help but be curious .I think what's cool is that Honnold's doin' this for Taiwan, and if it helps bring more attention to the country, then that's awesome
. And hey, it's not like he's just gonna sit back and twiddle his thumbs while people are worryin' about him... he's got a plan, and he's trainin', and he's visualizin' all this 
.I mean, I wouldn't exactly say I'd be puttin' my money on it, but that's 'cause I'm not Alex Honnold
. Still, I think it's great that we're gettin' to see this, even if some people are a bit concerned... and honestly? A bit entertained 
. Who knows what's gonna go down on Saturday? 
I mean, what if he does have an accident? His family will be devastated... and his kids will grow up without their dad being around because of this stunt.
It's just wrong. These people are willing to put money on someone risking their life like this? It's just not right. I wish they would focus more on the actual climbing itself, rather than making it out to be some kind of entertainment show.
, he's like this awesome climber but also kinda making people worried rn... i mean, shouldn't he just use ropes or something? 
but at the same time, it's taipei 101, one of asia's tallest skyscrapers, so that's pretty impressive. 
. The fact that he's been training for months and has a solid mental game will surely give us chills when we see him tackle that behemoth building without any ropes or gear.
watching someone potentially risk their life for our entertainment value (although, let's be real, it's gonna be AMAZING to watch 
). Plus, I'm just not sure if we should be encouraging this kind of behavior... I mean, shouldn't there be more caution and transparency about the risks involved? 
But at the same time, I get why some people are worried about the risks. I mean, if something goes wrong, there's no turning back 
. And I don't know if it's totally fair to be betting on his fate while he's climbing... that just feels kinda insensitive 
.
And for the climbers who are down with the broadcast, it could definitely inspire others to push themselves outside their comfort zones 
. Just gotta be honest about the risks, you know?