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Can I say neither?
I've traveled the world my entire life since I was born. I'm pretty much done with it at this point. Well actually, I reached this point about 10 years ago. I've been on every continent except Australia and Antarctica. I've been to some the planet's great cities, small towns, and wilderness areas. I've swum in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans. Also the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Gulf Of Mexico. I've seen and climbed majestic mountains and experienced the Grand Canyon. I still have a perfectly round granite stone the size of a baseball that I found in a stream in the Pyrenees as a kid and a crystal I stole off a chandelier at a hotel in Rome. I've fished, hunted, and gone to war. I've been an athlete, a soldier, and a businessman. I've experienced all kinds of food and drink and music. I've met all sorts of people from farmers to drug lords, billionaires to butlers, social butterflies to psychopaths. I'm good. I'm not sitting here at 60 lamenting about woulda shoulda could've in my mind. I did it. I don't need to do it any more. Hell, I don't want to do it any more.
As to space, why? It's empty. And at speeds that humans are capable of traveling you'd never live to get out of the solar system. And there's not much in interstellar space. You'd live confined to a tiny tin can in weightlessness that would cause your body to deteriorate slowly. That sounds like a prison. Or Hell. I'm fine with the images from telescopes until the USS Enterprise arrives and Scotty beams me up to cruise the galaxy at warp factor 7.
The World. If you get homesick you are no more than 24 hours away on Earth from home. When going through space you would never know how long you will be gone, or if ever. You never know when aliens would intercept you or blow you back to Earth in little pieces.
The world. There are so many different cultures to see. For instance, I would love to see their customs in Switzerland or Japan. Space doesn't seem not nearly exciting to me to see unless you're deeply into science which I am not.
Space, easily. I can travel the world anytime, but getting to see other planets, galaxies, and the universe up close? That’s a once-in-a-lifetime kind of adventure.
Travel the world.
What is it that you expect to discover via space travel? 99% of the time you will just be looking at the sun, the stars and some asteroids.
I like our planet and most of the people in it except current politicians from several countries including the USA. There are so many beautiful places and cultures to explore (most are on my to do list). Space would be magical however and one would realize how insignificant we are when compared to the entire universe.
I like to have a destination.
If space is taking me to a foreign planet i’ll take it.
But otherwise the world sounds like a pretty sweet deal
Space here I come! Say The Word, BEAM ME UP & I’ll be out like a fat kid in dodgeball.
The world. I probably wouldn't survive the exit or re-entry of Earth's atmosphere, and I wouldn't trust the transportation no matter who made it !!
Depends on where in space, but generally, the world.
The world for sure. No interest in going to space.
The world 🌎 to try the different kinds of cuisine they have and see their way of life.
Space. I would rather see Worlds plural rather than just one world.
Travel the world. There is nothing in space
The earth. I figure it's more rich in its splendor. Every now and again, in space, something comes into view such as a planet or spacecraft.
Travel the world. Travelling through space can ruin your health, and there's no one to talk to out there.
Neither. My properties are set up how I want them. I have everything I need.
The world because we can’t do much in space yet, and if anything goes wrong you’re fucked
I think I would just travel the world spaces. Not always very safe. Not that much to see.
World. Plenty to see here.
Did choose travel through time if I could.
Thats what I thought at first.
Travel the world
Neither.
Space
Space, weightlessness.
definitely world