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Isn't this more of a stable set of people on the cruise ship? You would be able to have normal relationships with the other long term contingent of the ship. I
by ebiester 4y ago
Isn't this more of a stable set of people on the cruise ship? You would be able to have normal relationships with the other long term contingent of the ship. I don't think starting a family would be viable, and you'd have to get anything but first aid elsewhere, but that would be arrangable.
That said, I agree on the tax evasion and planet pollution.
- ysavir 4y agoImagine your home moving four timezones away as you need to be hospitalized for a few days.
- nativespecies 4y agoI've never been hospitalized in my 45+ years on this planet, so this is pretty hard to imagine. As I'm sure it is for most young people. What's with the medical emergency astroturfing on this thread?
- ghaff 4y agoYoung people may have trouble imagining it. But, while medical concerns for a healthy person shouldn't keep someone from traveling, they should have a plan for a multi-year trip because young people do get sick and suffer serious injuries.
- ebiester 4y agoI spent Christmas Eve in the emergency room with a question about if my leg was broken, my knee's ligaments were damaged, or what was going on. Just lucky, I guess! As soon as I can get an appointment, I'll be going to a doctor to sort out the next stage but best case scenario is I'm laid up for 6 weeks and the worst case is surgery.
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