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where would you rather work? sealab or spacestation? - babayetu83 - 09-11-2018
i wondered to myself just how stressful working in a lab on the ocean floor and working in a research station in space would be so i made a poll
https://www.strawpoll.me/16440031
both of these options are hellish but in the end i think it'd be safer to work under the sea than in space because i think it would be easier to escape the ocean than space
RE: where would you rather work? sealab or spacestation? - Sov - 09-11-2018
Trapped under the sea, or exposed to the endlessness of space
RE: where would you rather work? sealab or spacestation? - NateTheSquid - 09-11-2018
I have yet to play oshan but I say sea just cause it's more escapable than space. If you need to get out of the ocean you can go up and bam, but to get out of space you have to find a hospitable planet
RE: where would you rather work? sealab or spacestation? - Frank_Stein - 09-11-2018
I imagine being surrounded by sea life would be more cheerful than the tranquil void of space
RE: where would you rather work? sealab or spacestation? - Eibel - 09-11-2018
I'd prefer space myself, its prettier to look at outside, and you're always moving.
RE: where would you rather work? sealab or spacestation? - Killstrike - 09-12-2018
EVERYTHING'S BETTA WHERE EVERYTHING'S WETTA UNDA DA SEA (sealab)
RE: where would you rather work? sealab or spacestation? - Vitatroll - 09-12-2018
Space because, like, it's Space.
RE: where would you rather work? sealab or spacestation? - MeWaka - 09-12-2018
Ocean, because if I die, my lungs won't fucking explode.
RE: where would you rather work? sealab or spacestation? - Recusor - 09-12-2018
https://www.quora.com/Which-death-would-be-longer-and-more-painful-drowning-or-exposure-to-the-vacuum-of-space