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ou have just checked into a deluxe ski resort. You grab your skis, take several lifts to get to the top of the mountain, and arrive at an area with a breathtaking view, but startlingly few staff to direct you to the runs. In fact, you are concerned that none of the slopes seem to be formally marked. Nevertheless, deducing that there must be some way off the mountain, you find a slope that shows signs of use, seems free of debris, and is about your skill level. You start down the trail. Switching to another trail, you encounter other skiers and, feeling more at ease, make it to the bottom of the second run. There, you happen across an individual who, based on their clothing, seems to be part of the ski patrol. You politely inquire about the state of the signage on the slopes. “Oh,” the individual remarks in an off-hand manner, “We’ve never bothered to mark or groom the slopes at this resort.” As this response is sinking in, you hear and feel a low frequency rumbling. You look up and see a 20-foot wall of snow hurtling down the mountain in your direction...

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