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I'm also interested in the cognitive effects of CO2, and I have a great deal of skepticism in the studies that say small amounts cause noticeable deficits preci
by solveit 4y ago
I'm also interested in the cognitive effects of CO2, and I have a great deal of skepticism in the studies that say small amounts cause noticeable deficits precisely because we know people can carry out complex tasks for months on end inside a submarine. I know other people have also remarked on this (absurd!) inconsistency but haven't seen it satisfactorily resolved.
I will say that it's much easier to believe that the studies are somehow flawed and people don't get seriously impaired by 8000 ppm than it is to believe that we've gone nearly seventy years without noticing that the people who are supposed to launch nuclear strikes in the event of WW3 have been retarded all this time.
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- idontwantthis 4y agoI've also wondered about this, but its also true that they work on an 18 hour day, which is also clearly terrible. Submariner above says that they are always "semi-fatigued". I don't think it's unbelievable that they are operating impaired.