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Maybe I'm looking at it all wrong, but go down seven miles and your craft has to withstand pressure equivalent to 1000 atmospheric pressures. Never mind about swimming or drowning, if it isn't all it's cracked up to be, then you're crushed. Go up into space and it only has to stand the removal of 1 atmospheric pressure. I don't know, that sounds like it ought to be easier to do somehow. That said, I understand the human body wouldn't fare well if chucked into space without a spacesuit despite it only being a single atmospheric pressure removal.
I'd really like to think I have the ability to try either, but I'm not good with confined spaces, I've never gone potholing for instance, and suspect I'd be very uncomfortable in either situation. But who knows what one is capable of until one tries ?
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