The article details the author's expedition to Ojos del Salado, the tallest volcano in the world, located in Chile. Joined by friends, the author prepared for a challenging climb that involved acclimatizing to high altitudes and facing extreme weather conditions. The group, dubbed 'Team Brojos,' aimed to summit the volcano while incorporating mountain biking into their adventure. As they ascended, they encountered various challenges, including altitude sickness and harsh weather. The narrative reflects on the philosophy of mountaineering, particularly the debate over using altitude medication like Diamox. Ultimately, the climb offered moments of beauty and camaraderie, culminating in a successful summit experience that left the author contemplating the meaning of achievement in a technologically advanced world.