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Today’s Ask PHlemmy: If ₱ wasn't an issue what hobby would you get into?
I'd probably go back to 10m Air Rifle or Archery.
Traveling, just chilling out doing a whole lot of nothing, and philanthropy.
Travel and live in comfort in different places abroad. Yung tipong just to experience the culture tapos lipat ulit.
mala-Tom cruise. Flying an airplane or helicopter, going to dubai skyscrapper, etc.
Solo camping! I was always fascinated by survivalist lifestyles and with my recent watching of Yuru Camp (btw, definitely an anime I can recommend if you like slice of life), well my interest in it was bolstered. Wala din kasing medyo magandang camping spots dito. Yung camping spots mostly are for hikers, which technically is in the same vein but I don't like walking up gravity that much.
been in land for like 99% of my life...
so either skydiving or water stuffs like yachting... pass muna sa submersibles...
Was supposed to make a submarine joke but my feelings sank as I was about to post it.
Philanthropy
Reading siguro, yaong mayroon kang latest edition ng World Book encyclopedia, ta's isa pang shelf na puno ng mga fave mong aklat at graphic novel.
Traveling, camping, mountaineering. I'm sure it can be done on a budget, pero parang ang haggard kasi na aakyat ka ng bundok ng overnight ng Sabado at Linggo, tapos makakauwi ka ng Linggo ng gabi, then sabak na naman sa trabaho ng Lunes. If it were up to me, either I'd quit my job entirely (to find the time to devote to that hobby), or get a different one that's less demanding of my time even though it pays a lot less.
I also want to have time to actually enjoy what I am doing rather than just zooming from one destination to another.
may foreigner na gumawa nito... got a stable job then decided to travel the world...
if i remember correctly, dude was happy... though nung matatapos na siya, he did comment like you will come to a point na parang normal na lang lahat... ohh a mountain, ohh another mountain... like that waterfall... ohh another waterfall...
but i guess he was happy in the en... forgot his name.. nasa YouTube...
That's scary. I am guessing he's being overstimulated near the end, that experiences that are meant to be out of the ordinary seems ordinary to him at that point.
Which is one of the reasons I want to take things a lot slower if I ever have a chance of doing so. Hindi yung mag-lalagay lang ng gamit sa hotel, tapos diretso rampa na sa bundok/beach/whatever. Perhaps take a day or two to rest, explore the area around the hotel/hostel/lodging--see what the locals are up to, then uunti-untiin yung sights, etc. IDK if the Youtuber guy you are talking about did something similar though.
i think 2 to 3 days is enough as well.. if for a week, maybe youll learn more or focus on culture rather than view..
Yeah, though I guess it also depends a lot on one's own pace. Someone really sluggish (like me) could probably take one week exploring a handful of destinations, one or two a day, interspersed with rest days.
Buying graphics cards just to train my own AI.
Buying back some of my old toys in sealed condition and putting up a display room.
Get fully into hydroponics/aquaponics.
Building a time machine, or a transportation that we can take ourselves to another universe and communicate to our past selves.