It's the "adventure of a lifetime."

Well we all have to go sometime, this seems like an epic way to die.

On the open ocean you poop overboard. The US requires holding tanks within coastal waters, but most cruisers ignore it.

“Raw dogging” transatlantic naval voyage

Seems more ancient or classical to me. "You're no longer allowed here, we'll give you a small chance at survival, but you're leaving"

The Boats!

People have rowed across it so I'm not surprised if he makes it but I'm also not surprised if he dies

You don't need more than a micro game boy advanced

To me it looks like it can be completely sealed... and hopefully it's designed for auto-rolling back upright.

That being said I wouldn't want to experience the feeling of a tennis ball in a hurricane for several days should I face a storm in open water... let alone the accompanying lavatory and supply situation as well as parts such as the mast and the panels being ripped off.

/edit: readability

In the comment article, it says it’s build to act like a buoy, and will be like a “carnival ride”. It’s also able to be fully sealed for 45 minutes at a time and has some kind of snorkel system he can use. Looks like it can be pressurized too.

Combined with the small dome for his head it looks like a CTE machine to me.

gyro-seat! actually that's not a bad way to compensate for the excessive movement of a small object. gyro-cabin! A small boat is moved more than a large boat, this one is tiny. Imagine walking on firm ground after being shaken like an unopened soda can for a month.

His intention is to travel across the surface of the ocean. If he visits the sea floor, there will have been a problem