sounds like a lot of money to bring the people there, and import enough food every day whilst using fuck ton of electricity to use heaters to make sure they don't die of hypothermia. Nevermind the bunks of the guards, who all have to withstand the uninhabitable climate that is Antarctica. The proccess of taking the prisoners (which usually takes multiple days) would be even more loss in money, and if your saying in the "middle" of antarctica you need to have buses or vans that can actually travel well through harsh terrains of the area, without randomly breaking down or running out of gas. nevermind building a maximum security prison in the middle of antarctica, which would be a whole other story. Its like way too much effort for low outcome, so idk if it will work in real life. cool concept though.
Would my idea actually work in real life?
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sounds like a lot of money to bring the people there, and import enough food every day whilst using fuck ton of electricity to use heaters to make sure they don't die of hypothermia. Nevermind the bunks of the guards, who all have to withstand the uninhabitable climate that is Antarctica. The proccess of taking the prisoners (which usually takes multiple days) would be even more loss in money, and if your saying in the "middle" of antarctica you need to have buses or vans that can actually travel well through harsh terrains of the area, without randomly breaking down or running out of gas. nevermind building a maximum security prison in the middle of antarctica, which would be a whole other story. Its like way too much effort for low outcome, so idk if it will work in real life. cool concept though.