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Have at it If I was offered the opportunity to have a job here, I would actually do it. To me, anything under 0°F all feels the same to me so the temps don't freak me out. I consider this to be more livable than somewhere which averages close to or over 100°F for half the year. D+
While I would definitely enjoy the four months of pitch black darkness a year, a horizontally moving sun and ultra low temperatures, some semblance of not-winter is still necessary not to get bored. C. McMurdo station has a more variable climate though it's still cold year round, I'd prefer that to south pole if I were to move to Antarctica.
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If I was offered the opportunity to have a job here, I would actually do it. To me, anything under 0°F all feels the same to me so the temps don't freak me out. I consider this to be more livable than somewhere which averages close to or over 100°F for half the year. D+
