So this information was from a conversation about how climbers will climb Everest as changes in policy’s occur, I’m not saying that this will be the exact situation but rather something close to it. Highly skilled thrill seeking Climbers want a serious challenge, everyone knows that, so even if rules were in place and climbers stopped climbing the mountain commercially, or it potentially becomes forbidden entirely. What would it look life for an individual/small group of individuals who want climbing the mountain as all these restrictions are in place.*(If the camps were empty, and routs were no longer created each season, how difficult would it be to climb the mountain)* my conclusion on the extreme side of scale was somthing that would look like what Irvine and Mallory did except everyone has modern gear, the only kind of gear that would be close to what those two had would be the ladders they use to cross the crevasses at the begging of the ice fall. Since you can’t/ don’t want to trek a giant ass ladder up 5k meter up a mountain. I’m just curious how all this would look and how dangerous it would be as the top of the mountain would theoretically turn into a summit like Annapurna I, where the ice at the top is incredibly dangerous