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I think having regular internet access would ruin the whole point of such a trip to me. The appeal is in the refuge-less disconnect, both from the internet and

• electromagnetic 17y ago
  I frequently try becoming a internet fugitive for periods of time, but its long arms eventually capture me again. I believe being in the middle of the ocean would certainly liberate me for a prolonged period of time, however so would going into cottage country in a tent . . . although there is considerably less bears at sea (note that there still is technically a fair amount due to Polar Bears being on ice in mid ocean, hence 'considerably less' and not 'no'). Internet access is both a curse and a blessing, however it tends to lean more towards the former rather than the heavy lean towards the latter that everyone desires.
  • whatusername 17y ago
    Go south of the equator. No Polar bears down here.
    • electromagnetic 17y ago
      But you have to watch underwater for frigging birds and there's flying fish! The southern hemispheres wildlife is insane.