If you could travel to another universe for a year, would you do it?

Poll - Total Votes: 5

Yes.

No.

You can only vote on one answer.

You know nothing about the alternate universe except the following:

-The inhabitants of the alternate universe will speak your native language.
-The diseases in this alternate universe are on par with those of Earth, meaning that you will not perish upon arrival Native American-style.
-The inhabitants of the alternate universe subsist on similar foods to what humans subsist on as well as water, so such that you will not starve upon arrival.
-The civilization in this alternate universe has reached a better than a 1980s level of technological development.
-No other Earthlings have ever been to this universe, nor will they ever go.

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Faust76 · 46-50, M

Nicely specific, but still leaving so much open, like are the inhabitants amorphous blobs whose favorite food is Earthlings? Of course, with some creative reading "for a year" might suggest I'm slated to survive this year. Also I would likely go for the science and experience that no other human being will ever have even if I was certain to perish. (This raises some interesting questions for example regarding colonization of Mars; though I think the absurdity of having a Mars colony of humans who are so suicidal as to want to die on Mars has been explored before 😂).

I guess I'm just saying it'd be lot more enticing if the "things known about the universe" were only just "The place in the universe you're going to is survivable by a human".

BlueVeins · 22-25

@Faust76 What dost thou saieth?