yeah. i get that they have to do some kind of work, like neat experiments, and fiddle with control panels and such. but emails? microsoft office? come on.
80% of waking time in space should be spent contemplating the universe and our small part in it. then 15% for chilling out and doing cool zero gravity stuff, and 5% fiddling with control panels and communicating with earth maybe
yeah. i get that they have to do some kind of work, like neat experiments, and fiddle with control panels and such. but emails? microsoft office? come on.
80% of waking time in space should be spent contemplating the universe and our small part in it. then 15% for chilling out and doing cool zero gravity stuff, and 5% fiddling with control panels and communicating with earth maybe
Surprisingly low % of time you’ve set aside for romancing alien baddies