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For her it isn't a gentle rocking motion. She told me she gets car sick when she is driving sometimes. She got motion sick when we canoed out on Lake Michigan. I can't imagine her being out where the swells were high enough to drench the cars on the ferry, let alone on a small boat. She probably would have been sick for days.

When I was in flight training doing the "recovery from unusual attitudes" under the hood I never got sick, even when my instructor was starting to feel it. When I was in a full motion flight sim with my daughter I broke a wing off the F18 doing an inverted bunt maneuver at mach 1.1 and we tumbled hard enough it bruised the bone in my shoulder and it didn't bother my daughter or me. Funny thing after that one, there were a couple retired naval aviators there and they both went up to and talked to my daughter after that about being an aviator. I did get sick on a motion ride that was an outer space roller coaster and the motions were NOT synchronized with the video.