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Both solitary, both risky, both most likely causing untold long term bodily damage... Space. For the eating food out of mid-air thing.
JForrestQ
I've always thought space exploration was very stimulating.
ewoksarelikeu
zero gravity......boom
Cait
my dream is to experience zero gravity and see the earth from space. problems solved.
Stolkmen
um i think id rather live alone on earth. At least I'll feel that I could get emergency help quicker
iamdrebbits
well, i love water so much and living underwater is a worthwhile experience plus fishing is much more efficient :)
Haslun
no gravity=awesome plus time goes by slower in space
tzk132
only thing that made me decide is that space would be less scary, no creepy fish or sea monsters around, plus it would ALWAYS be dark outside
ruth2012
Solaris
SpreadTheCure
Yeah, ive seen more scary stuff in the ocean then in space, but then agian maybe whats out there is hidden..
Shmoo
I love water, but it's not like i'm swimming in the water or anything. I would be in a lazy submarine. So i prefer zero gravity for this one, and a nice look at the earth.
Cheetahaha
Ever been inside a submarine? It's cramped and hot and leaky. In space, I could entertain myself for hours just by drinking water
luisaswim
The bottom of the ocean is so scary...and so dark, you don't know what's out there...At least in space you know there's nothing else out there. I hope. And if there is, I could be the first to communicate with them!
iloveglobes
To live among the stars.
iloveglobes
Plus, I would get to see the best globe there is to see.
MyNameIsKali
I've always wanted to go to space, it's always intrigued me. And I just hate swimming/water and stuff like that.
Kritz29
Deep sea life is very interesting. And you can get internet and radio connections down in the ocean. And help is faster. And you can always explore the ocean with a pressure suit and a diving kit. Spacewalking is not that cool. Not like you can meet aliens. Meeting glowing fish and amazing life under the earth is more friendly.
Victoria
At least underwater I'd still be on earth. And I think it would be much less lonely looking out the window and seeing the ocean and sea creatures-- living things, no matter how creepy they look-- than seeing the barren emptiness of space, so far away from everything I know. I'm fairly certain I'd go crazy if I ever went into space.
Andy
No gravity? Yeah!