Somewhat off topic, but if you climb the best advice I can give is to look at every single route as being extremely dangerous. That attitude of constant danger

Somewhat off topic, but if you climb the best advice I can give is to look at every single route as being extremely dangerous. That attitude of constant danger will keep you alive. There’s a saying in SAR communities - they pull the best climbers’ bodies off of the easiest routes. The attitude of constant danger will even protect you from another weird climbing stat. Having avalanche survival/safety courses increases the probability that you will die in an avalanche. One of the people who taught me how to ice climb died in an avalanche. We don’t want more dead climbers.