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Italian citizens have gun rights. All you have to do is decide what you need a gun for (hunting, sports, self-defense), describe it in a request to the police, bring a certificate of good health (you can obtain it from your GP), a certificate that states that you don’t have past criminal sentences, and you get your gun licence, with which you can then buy a gun of the type that you need for your goal. About a family out of ten has a gun at home.The US does not have gun rights, it has gun anarchy.

Because at first, the cruise lines downplayed the significance of coronavirus. I bought cruise tickets months ago when the first signs of the virus were just starting to show themselves in China.As time went on, the cruise lines dropped their prices and offered numerous incentives to fill their ships. They began making everyone fill out health questionnaires, and anyone with a temp above 100.4° F (38° C) was denied boarding.** This ship was held in port after a passenger exhibited signs and symptoms of coronavirus.They removed salt and pepper shakers from restaurants. The regular menus were replaced with sheets of paper. Bathroom doors in public areas were propped open so the handles would not have to be touched so many times.Cruisers thought that if they were relatively young and in good health, the virus posed no danger to them. Besides, the deals were too good to pass up.And then, ports started turning ships away. People fell ill on ships. At least one person died.Following that, at least one cruise line required any passenger over the age of 70 to get a certificate of medical fitness from their physician, or they would be denied boarding.A couple of lines voluntarily stopped sailing. Just the other night, the president announced that all cruise lines have ceased operations in the United States.As my eternal good luck would have it, my cruise was supposed to leave out of Florida on March 28th. Not anymore. Who knows when they will be sailing again.I believe much bigger restrictions lie ahead shortly.

Who can climb Mount Everest?There is an age restriction, but otherwise the mountain is open to everyone.The minimum age to be issued a climbing permit for Mount Everest from Nepal is 16. The minimum age on the Tibetan/Chinese north side is 18.Occasionally the Chinese authorities allow a 17 year old to attempt a summit, as long as they have a doctor’s written approval in advance. There’s also scope for bending the rules in Nepal under one condition: the authorities may allow an attempt by a Nepali child, so as to allow a Nepali citizen achieve the record for the youngest ascent of Everest. However, no under-16 has been granted a permit since 2014 on either side, and it seems increasingly likely that this will remain the case.Photo: Climbing Guide Hugo Searle (UK) approaches Everest Camp 2.What are the eligibility criteria for climbing Mount Everest?Each person wishing to go beyond Base Camp in Nepal must have a valid climbing permit issued by the Nepali authorities in Kathmandu. Each climber wishing to go into or beyond Base Camp in Tibet must have a valid climbing permit issued by the Chinese authorities.Both the Chinese and Nepali authorities insist that each climber is accompanied by a personal Sherpa to the summit and back, who must be paid for.The Chinese authorities insist that any Chinese citizen attempting Everest from their side has evidence of at least one 8,000m summit under their belt and a doctor’s certification of good health. There are no such obligations for foreign climbers.Each team must pay a garbage deposit.On the Nepali side, each team must make an additional payment for a Liaison Officer.(Please note that the relevant regulations change frequently (e.g. in relation to climbers who are missing a limb), and proposed new rules often do not get passed into law. I am open to correction on the above criteria. In December 2019, the Nepali government had proposed that all permit applicants must have climbed at least one 6,500m peak in Nepal and furnish a certificate of good health; I don’t think the proposal was passed into law by 2020.)Apart from verifying the climbing experience of Chinese citizens on the Chinese side, no experience quiz, climbing skills test or health examination must be passed. Some individual teams insist on a certain level of high-altitude climbing experience to join their team; others do not.How much will it cost?The average cost for a place on a commercial Everest team in 2021, on either the north or south side, is US$44,500. On the lower end of the scale, a bare bones attempt could be made for about US$20,000, with prices rising up to US$200,000 for a much greater level of support and equipment. The breakdown of why it costs so much and what must be paid for are detailed at this Quora answer.How many days leave will it take from normal life?Most expeditions take 6 weeks+ to reach the summit and return to Base Camp. I gave a breakdown of those days and the climbing schedule for the south side of Everest on Quora at this link. On top of that would be added return flight times from one’s home country, a few days to settle in on arrival, and a few days to return from a remote Base Camp to the airport.However, in the last few years, the Furtenbach team has pioneered a speed climb which has had climbers on the summit of Everest 17 days after entering Tibet. I gave some brief details of their method at this Quora answer.Photo: View of Nuptse above the clouds from Everest Camp 4 at about 8,000m.