>From: "J. R. Molloy" <jr@shasta.com>
> >We must work out these problems now, for if humankind
> > manages to work out space hab modules, there will be very little privacy
> > there, as well as the early Mars bases. spike
> >
>
>Submarine crews don't have much privacy, and they seem to get along all
>right.
>That they are men-only probably doesn't explain *all* their success in this
>regard.
Yeah. Probably has something to do with the fact that they are in the
*military* and disorderly conduct and the like will quickly get you some
brig time. Not to mention the fact that if you are not into teamwork while
doing sub duty you run the risk of living something akin to the recent Kursk
nightmare.
Plus there's the hostage syndrome. You know, Patty Hearst becoming an SLA
revolutionary, etc. People isolated in close quarters for long periods of
time tend to bond (if they don't kill each other first).
-Zero
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