[jonathanpoulter]

Cruise ships handle plenty of non-window "accommodation": https://www.royalcaribbean.com/blog/an-inside-room-with-a-vi...

[0xffff2]

I've been on a lot of cruises. Aside from sleeping, I'm pretty much never in my cabin. Doesn't really make for a good comparison to a flight.

[beamatronic]

For a certain price, you’ll find someone to do it

[big_chungus]

I've never been on one; to some one who has, how do you avoid going nuts or getting depressed after a few days?

[zentiggr]

I deployed on a sub five times in four years, so I'm maybe not the best one to give an example. For us, we got used to the 'no outside' within a day or so as there is always so much else to do.

Long term, you make friends, come up with portable hobbies, and just dig in to the job for a while.

[tastyfreeze]

Consume as much food and booze as possible to drown your depression caused by being crammed on a disease-ridden ship with 3,000 strangers.