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This article really lacks substance. Why not do a semi in depth interview about what it was like, their biggest struggles, biggest wins, how they kept sane, ect
by Proof 10y ago
This article really lacks substance. Why not do a semi in depth interview about what it was like, their biggest struggles, biggest wins, how they kept sane, ect. Seeing that is posted here, I would've expected more of an interesting read than just "they were in a dome a whole year." As commentators pointed out, Navy sailors go through confide quarters for better part of the year. Not too mention, America houses the most prisoners in the world, surely they would be a good example of cramped living. Hmm, oh well, it is has gone.
- ceejayoz 10y agoNavy sailors and prisoners get fresh food, interact with more than six people, and can phone friends/family without a multi-minute time delay. It's more than just cramped living.
- msielski 10y agoIt's kind of just a repost of the BBC article http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-37211051 http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-37211051 which itself is thin but at least has photos.
- ourmandave 10y agoIkr! It doesn't even say if they tried to grow potatoes.
- scrumper 10y agoThis is frustrating, I agree. I would like to understand a bit more about what actually happened. Where were the points of friction? What kind of unforeseen problems arose between the crew? Maybe we will have to wait for the official reports and papers.