I saw your post and question last night just before I went to bed and have continued to think about it.
I love history, and there are so many places that I would love to visit and people that I would love to meet, if I had a time machine. But I can't think of a single time that I would want to stay in for very long. The world has had such turmoil. I would be good at living a pioneer life and living off the land, though and would enjoy a quiet life living on my own homestead.
But if I could go back just a short distance, I would choose to go back 25 years ago when I could still walk with ease and before my MS progressed to the point that it's at now. Being able to walk again would be my wish for a time machine.
That would be a wonderful use of a time machine, going back a short way to a better time of ones' life.
I also agree that there would be so many times and places to go and that makes it difficult to pinpoint one given time or place.
For me I'd like to be in a time where there were less people and when a person had to be more self-reliant. I could reside in a place like that. Less noise, less commercialism and materialism. Of course back in those days life was a bit harsher so I'd probably take some modern aspects of life, medicine for example, to make life a bit more comfortable.
If I had a time machine I wouldn't be in 2020, the present much at all, there's far too much I want to see and experience.
Thanks for joining in.
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ENGAGEtokens.What a great answer, nothing fancy or selfish. I would wish for you to get a time machine just for this reason!
Thanks so much! ❤️ I have grown and learned so much by living the lifestyle that I have been forced into that I probably wouldn't change anything even if I could, but the opportunity to walk again would be so tempting!