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MotF Bane

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Oh, found you. -65 degrees west, +20 degrees north. Also about 9 foot seas, again, I would think your ship is untroubled. As for temperature, I'd guess 80 F, so it's a beautiful day, why are you inside and going stir crazy?
 
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MotF Bane

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Finished another chapter. Then we are told to skip WWI, and there's a chapter on the fallout from the first war. 5/6 read in the span of about five hours.
 
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MotF Bane said:
Oh, found you. -65 degrees west, +20 degrees north. Also about 9 foot seas, again, I would think your ship is untroubled. As for temperature, I'd guess 80 F, so it's a beautiful day, why are you inside and going stir crazy?
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'Tis something called work...

Nine foot is definitely detectable. One must remember (the easy) of not the size of the ship, the size of the wave. There's literally a crapload of dynamics involved too. Sometimes a three foot chop can feel as bad as a ten foot and vice versa.

In humans it does not take much exposure to environmental movement inside to trigger persistent mal de debarquement syndrome. Remember the basics - a 10 foot swell means you are moving up and down that distance whether you actually notice it or not. The less you feel it the more prone to side effects of mal de debarquement syndrome will be particularly when returning to land, etc.
 
Locut0s

Locut0s

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Rubycon said:
'Tis something called work...

Nine foot is definitely detectable. One must remember (the easy) of not the size of the ship, the size of the wave. There's literally a crapload of dynamics involved too. Sometimes a three foot chop can feel as bad as a ten foot and vice versa.

In humans it does not take much exposure to environmental movement inside to trigger persistent mal de debarquement syndrome. Remember the basics - a 10 foot swell means you are moving up and down that distance whether you actually notice it or not. The less you feel it the more prone to side effects of mal de debarquement syndrome will be particularly when returning to land, etc.
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Just have your inner ear surgically removed. Problem solved :D Well actually I imagine it would need to be replaced with some sort of pace maker type device that sends a constant, "you are on level ground" signal to the brain. Otherwise you might be setting in a merry go round the rest of your life D:
 
Rubycon

Rubycon

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Locut0s said:
Just have your inner ear surgically removed. Problem solved :D Well actually I imagine it would need to be replaced with some sort of pace maker type device that sends a constant, "you are on level ground" signal to the brain. Otherwise you might be setting in a merry go round the rest of your life D:
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Removal of cochlear fluid would probably work too. D:

Try out the simulator once!

http://oto2.wustl.edu/cochlea/model3.html
 
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