There were six adventurers on the Kon-Tiki, all of them bringing a unique set of personality traits, personal characteristics, and scientific expertise to the voyage itself. Considering interpersonal dynamics, any group is bound to have challenges interacting with each in such “small” quarters for a long period of time.
PROMPT: Excluding Heyerdahl himself, which of the other five crew members—navigator Erik Hesselberg, steward Bengt Danielsson, radioman Knut Haugland, radioman Torstein Raaby, or engineer Herman Watzinger—was the most “valuable” to the expedition? Why?
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