Would you live in the ocean?

[Katrina]

Living nder the sea is an option that might be available to people in the near future. Would you be willing to do it?

 

[MrDawn]

I think I'll pass. I think there's a lot that can go wrong underwater. My problem with it is a giant whale or something that'll come crashing through the underwater facility and cause everyone to drown or get decompression sickness.

 

[Katrina]

I think I'll pass. I think there's a lot that can go wrong underwater. My problem with it is a giant whale or something that'll come crashing through the underwater facility and cause everyone to drown or get decompression sickness.

What if it was something closer to shore (to make it easier to get the things necessary to survive)?

 

[Deleted member 31696]

I'll pass. At the bottom of the ocean it is dark. It is claustrophobic, and for me, uninteresting.

 

[Page]

Be nice in summer to keep nice and cool and see your lunch and inner swimming by you everyday 🙂 But if the base was very big with 50 rooms and entertainment then YEAHHH

 

[MrDawn]

What if it was something closer to shore (to make it easier to get the things necessary to survive)?

No. I still don't think I can do it. Kind of what Jazzy said also.

I'll pass. At the bottom of the ocean it is dark. It is claustrophobic, and for me, uninteresting.

Exactly how I feel!

 

[Deleted member 49125]

As much as I love the ocean, I'd pass too. I need the sun, to hear birds, to breathe fresh air.

 

[Katrina]

The ocean town I dream of is one that is somewhat of a submarine that can rise to the surface so that there can be sunlight and then submerge again when bad weather comes in.

 

[PGen98]

If it were a cave under the sea, secure and not made of glass or something similar, there's a chance I would want to experience that, but full time living down there? No, probably not. I'll stick with the fresh air!

 

[MrDawn]

The ocean town I dream of is one that is somewhat of a submarine that can rise to the surface so that there can be sunlight and then submerge again when bad weather comes in.

Your idea reminds me of 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea. That and a mobile Atlantis.