You have a ship of the Imagination, where would you go?

[Gwazi Magnum]

I found this topic/question originally posted in spam.
But the first thought to cross my head (especially after seeing the replies) was "A show based so much off of science, knowledge, open-mindedness and growth... and just spam section the high school of the guild get's to answer this question. That's not fair! :P).

So I decided to bring it to Off Topic to see if we can get some more serious and thought out answers on the topic.
I personally not entirely sure.

My very first thing would probably be to go into a Black Hole and see it from the inside.
I'd also eventually look over our human history, how we evolved, where things like Religion started exactly etc.

But outside of that? I'd have to think more on it to say.

[Cayden Black]

I would take it to the corners of the world to find that piece of myself that feels like it's missing.

[mdk]

People are more mysterious and interesting than the universe. Where could I go with a space ship that would be more interesting than earth? Maybe 'Mars, but with a hot chick,' I guess. Anyway, the important questions to me aren't going to be answered a zillion lightyears away, they're gonna be answered right here. "Where are my keys?" Let's climb in the imagination station, and go find them!

[ASTA]

I'd take it back in time to stop the green-lighting of the TES:O game, therefore concentrating Bethesda's time on more worthwhile projects like Fallout 4 and the sixth installment of the TES series.

[mdk]

ASTA said
I'd take it back in time to stop the green-lighting of the TES:O game, therefore concentrating Bethesda's time on more worthwhile projects like Fallout 4 and the sixth installment of the TES series.

blasphemy! ESO is fantastic. I've been...... slightly completely addicted since early access started. It's amazing.

[ASTA]

mdk said
blasphemy! ESO is fantastic. I've been...... completely addicted since early access started. It's amazing.

Market is already full of MMOs.

Plus, long live singleplayer.

[Cayden Black]

ASTA said
Market is already full of MMOs. Plus, long live singleplayer.

Fully agree. I tired ESO at a friends house and, for me at least, it was a horrible game.

[mdk]

Well I mean..... market is already full of singleplayers, too.

ESO is different from other MMOs primarily because of the minimalist UI. In other words, WoW looks like this:



and ESO looks like this.



Anyway, this is really a whole other topic, so.....

[AlienBastard]

Magic Magnum said
But outside of that? I'd have to think more on it to say.

I really thought they'd have the decency to at least answer the question.

Oh how wrong I was.

Anyways, on topic:

Fly straight into the galactic core and spiral out from there. Maybe i'll find something cool no one has ever seen before.

Perhaps even try finding the answer to the fermi paradox by seeing if there's even intelligent life outside of humans in the milky way at all.

Than maybe go back 65 million years ago to see if the earth was really once ruled by sentient lizard men who tried colonizing mars before completely wrecking the martian biosphere.

[Cpt Toellner]

Find a primitive civilization.

Become god.

[Gwazi Magnum]

mdk said
blasphemy! ESO is fantastic. I've been...... completely addicted since early access started. It's amazing.

But... I thought it was only out for the weekend?
Is it open new to people even?

AlienBastard said
I really thought they'd have the decency to at least answer the question.Oh how wrong I was.Anyways, on topic:Fly straight into the galactic core and spiral out from there. Maybe i'll find something cool no one has ever seen before.Perhaps even try finding the answer to the fermi paradox by seeing if there's even intelligent life outside of humans in the milky way at all.Than maybe go back 65 million years ago to see if the earth was really once ruled by sentient lizard men who tried colonizing mars before completely wrecking the martian biosphere.

It's spam. Like I said in my OP, they're the High School of the Guild. Not usually interested in having deeper/intelligent conversations, more just trying to have fun in their cliches and then acting defensive when someone calls out the behavior for what it is.

As for the Lizard men? Is that meant to be the conspiracy theory, or is that a Doctor Who reference?

[Gwazi Magnum]

*damn double post*

[Gwazi Magnum]

*damn double post*

[AlienBastard]

One of the things i've wondered is how humans are the only species to do civilization building.

So I made this idea where lizard men 65 million years ago did just that, and also it's why mars is a dead planet now.

Though it sounds like it has been done before too, even though I bet their lizard men somehow existed for sixty five million years after that without changing or taking over the world again a few thousand years later.

[AlienBastard]

One of the things i've wondered is how humans are the only species to do civilization building.

So I made this idea where lizard men 65 million years ago did just that, and also it's why mars is a dead planet now.

Though it sounds like it has been done before too, even though I bet their lizard men somehow existed for sixty five million years after that without changing or taking over the world again a few thousand years later.

[Gwazi Magnum]

That idea though would have no scientific backing to it.

Plus, life hasn't even existed for that long in the grand scale of things.
It sure seems long when compared to our extremely short lives, but looking outside that it's not that surprising to find only one species (In our Solar System at least) had reached a state of Civilization.

[AlienBastard]

I don't care.

I just want to see if it happened. Worst case scenario there is no lizard men, in that case than I could instead see if T Rexes looked like giant ostriches or not.

[K-97]

I'd probably go explore a human body from the inside. It fascinates me how despite how central it is to our lives we don't fully understand the human body so I'd like to go see it from an insider's perspective and see how the organic machine that is the body works. At an organ level, at a tissue level and at a cellular level.

[Pepperm1nts]

Cayden Black said
I would take it to the corners of the world to find that piece of myself that feels like it's missing.

I cut myself reading this comment.

[Brovo]

Wherever I wanted, as whimsy would ask, to do research and pursue enlightenment, to seek out creation and destruction, ultimate power and ultimate poverty, true love and absolute hatred.

To accumulate all of this knowledge, and return to humankind, and just... Give it to their brightest minds. Then tell them to explore the stars.

Then probably die.

Really the universe is a wondrous place and all, but if I had such a ship, I would use it for altruistic means to empower the rest of my kind to achieve a level akin to my own. Otherwise, I would be ever so alone, atop my golden throne.