To me It's difficult to decide if I'll go to the past or the future, but I think the future is more interesting to see how the world is going. Maybe I'll travel thousand of years to see all the changes of the word in that time.
If I decide to go o the past I"ll go to the dinousars period, I think that I'd a lot of curiosity to know how the world was in that period.
So in general I think that the change of the world is something that produce a lot of curiosity inside of me.
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It's difficult for me to decide if I'll go to the past or the future, but I think the future would be more interesting, since I could see how the world is doing (OR I could see what's going on in the world). Maybe I'll travel forward in time thousands of years to see all the changes of the world in that time.
If I decide to go to the past, I'll go to the time period with dinosaurs (Mesozoic times). I think that I'd have a lot of curiosity (OR I'd be really curious) to know what the world was like during that time period.
So in general I think that the changing of the world is something that produces a lot of curiosity inside of me (OR is something that makes me very curious).
Great reflection! It's a tricky question. I would probably do a similar thing, and try to travel through time to a bunch of different time periods to witness the world changing over time. I'm available for English conversation/writing/reading practice sessions over video call if you'd like to book some time with me! Send me a message if you're interested or if you have any questions :)
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