questions to ask

[juldea]

Will there be TVs available with VCR/DVDs?
Can I receive messages from "outside"?
What's the food like? Will I have choices? Snacks? My own kitchen?
How large is the suite?
Can I wear my own clothes?
Will I be able to ask staff to bring me books, CDs, etc?
Can I talk to other participants?
Will there be a computer available to play MP3 music, divx movies, etc?
How are menstrual cycles dealt with, since they'd be time-indicative?
What percentage of participants have successfully completed the study? Are there any incidents I should know about? Are there any pending lawsuits?

Add 'em if you think about 'em...

Comments

[ex-dervish821.livejournal.com]

Well, I read somewhere (not the best source, huh?) that before electric lights, women's cycles were almost always timed to the moon somehow. I think full moon = bleeding, but I don't remember. Anyway, it does at least seem possible that if things like stress and travelling can mess up your cycle, for sure something like moving into a hospital for a couple of months could do it too, whether or not it had anything to do with knowing what day it was.

[juldea.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I figure that due to the stress of the changed environment and all, the cycles would probably be so messed up that they wouldn't be useful for time calculation anyway...

Must ask. Must wake up in time to ask, tomorrow :P