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If stuck in a submarine for a year with no outside contact, how would you spend your time and what would you work on? (Patreon)

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2025-08-28 22:25:43
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Gerard Barron takes on the Desert Island Challenge.

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Michelle Reynolds

I would work on being in the best shape of my life, both physically and mentally.

Michael Pebley

Claustrophobic, be dead within a week….

Ashley Bryant

Dr. Stephen Greer or Bob Lazar. My mind would be starving for intellectual conversation. We all would need this. My father's IQ is points higher than Einstein. He has patented so many things for Draglines and Shovels for Peabody Coal Company its insane. Don't get me wrong, I am most certainly not my father, because I am half my m9ther now😉😉. But I would like to think I'm well above average intelligence. My 17 yr old son has Asbergers, however he's a genius as well. He can count cards, has never studied, and he's hands down one of the best artists around ANYWHERE. He's been getting scholarships from U of K since he was in 9th grade. We live in the foothills and hollers of Kentucky. So not trying to be mean, but we need simulating conversations......

Pete

Looking for the lost city of Atlantis

MARIO OLIVEIRA

I would form a routine, exercise, study some of the disciplines that I have been putting off due to lack of time, having unlimited access to music and probably develop a personality like that of Tom Hanks in “Cast Away”.

Jo

I'd catch up on the hundreds of digital books I've on my "to read" list, workout, and study sealife if there are potholes on the sub

Jenni Madden

I'd write. I'd ask questions of my sub-mates (if there were any) and I'd listen to the answers. Of course I would ask for God's courage. I would be really silly at times to break up the monotony

Tom

Catch up on the SRS.

Tom

Keep doing what I'm doing. Exercise, eat healthy. Read my Bible and pray.

sdixon

Feed my faith, exercise, read more world history, learn French and or German. Read tons of books! Observe and learn so much more about the deep big blue sea(s). Nice question.

Jason K

Volunteer for submarine duty - it'll be fun they said. I'm not falling for that again. But if i had to, I'd probably harass the Chinese, tap into all the underwater cables and distribute freedom of information to SRS, find Atlantis and of course...wake up early every Sunday for field day.

Richard Beemer

Write the book that has been on my heart about the life of my little brother who was killed two years ago in a car crash, Pastor Warren Beemer.

Craig S

Nope. Not gunna do it. 25 years in a metal tube with wings but I've had enough MRI's to know me and tight spaces ain't going to get along. I can fly at 40,000 feet all day long but heights aren't my thing either! I need another assignment 😬.

Courtney M

I have a family member who is a contractor who has been stuck on submarines with nothing to do for extended periods of time. In that era it was CD-holding books full of DVDs to watch. Now, I'd think it'd be thumb drives with movie files on them, but that's such a security threat, an easy attack vector, that they might just still be chilling on top of the torpedoes watching DVDs. Personally, I'd be thinking body weight exercises, DVDs, and maybe volunteering in the galley to do something familiar and normal to keep my sanity.

Paul

No outside contact? You didn’t tell me this was gonna be the best vacation of my life!