If you had the power to travel digitally, would you?

Discuss the June 2017 Book of the Month, Superhighway by Alex Fayman. Superhighway is the first book in the Superhighway Trilogy, so feel free to use this forum to discuss not only the first book but also the other books in the series.

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If I had the power to travel digitally, I would travel all around the world to explore its beauty.
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If he a little apprehensive honestly. We live in a world full of cyber attacks. What if in the midst of traveling, I ran into a nasty virus or some bad code?
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If i had the power to travel digitally, i would travel around the world. I would visit historical sites mostly.
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I would absolutely love to have this ability! I have always yearned to be a world traveller, but unfortunately I do not have the money to travel. If I had this ability, I would probably go to England first.
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Of course! I'd travel any and everywhere. Even better, for free? Great. But I'd like the opportunity to "unplug" so to speak, with someone alongside me. Best friend, lover, someone i can explore with.
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I absolutely would, but I would be worried about making it back if I end up somewhere I can't plug my computer in.
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Certainly! I'd go around our country and overseas, but probably not on war places.
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Yes, of course. I could travel the world for free and visit all my favourite places.
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Definitely, yes! I would love to. This is my best chance to navigate the world and experience life in each location instantly.
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Sure would. The first place I would go is London, England and the second is Ireland.
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I already can digitally by posting this reply people can read my thoughts anywhere in the world and anytime. That is powerful.
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I would be scared witless at the beginning but probably would do it in the end. The gain would be worth the pain. I'm scared of flying too and still force myself to do it.
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I am actually watching a lot of travel documentaries just to get the chance to know more about different places in the world. I would definitely profit from such an opportunity to be able to travel and see those places for myself.
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I would travel throughout the world and live out my dreams for free!
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I most definitely would go for many, many travels through the cord! I would visit everywhere I ever wanted. I would get educated at the top colleges to prepare to do great and wonderful deeds. Like Alex, I would like to help bring about positive change in the world, with much less violence...
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