What do you suppose Charles Lindbergh thought about during his Atlantic crossing? I mean, apart from the obvious "wow!" and "gee, I hope I get home in one piece" and "this is history in the making" he had hours and hours alone in the plane to just think about, well, stuff.
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Lemming:
From everything I have read, he fought sleep deprivation and hallucinations from sleep deprivation.
I suspect that he fought those two problems most of all...they probably dominated his thoughts.
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