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Scarier? Deep space or deep ocean?

Scarier 95 members have voted

  1. 1. Scarier

    • Deep sea
      58%
      55
    • Deep space
      19%
      18
    • Both creepy
      14%
      14
    • Wolverines hole
      7%
      7
    • Earths core
      0%
      0

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So imagine one day you woke up in the body of X-men Jean Grey. After doing it raw doggy style with Cyclops for 5 hours and then watching him and Wolverine going at it for 3 hours you have the power to venture into space or the ocean completely unharmed

 

which of these two areas would NOT want to go to despite being safe to do so. Imagine all of the creepy sea life in places where no man has gone :dancehall2:

 

your psychic bubble provides a light source btw 

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  • If anyone wants to explore deep sea: https://neal.fun/deep-sea/   I think the existence of unknown creatures makes deep sea a tad bit scarier, but I'd rather just continue getting my life

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    Deep sea is limited and has a boundary, however seemingly infinite it may be. It still exists within a finitely measurable space. Space, on the other hand, is just an abyss of infinity—seemingly. Ther

  • You can send a mind projection as well if you don't want to go in person too   I would take my chances with space.  Deep sea feels like it would New York time square kind of crowded. Turn a

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You can send a mind projection as well if you don't want to go in person too :suburban:

 

I would take my chances with space.  Deep sea feels like it would New York time square kind of crowded. Turn a light on and everything would just be moving all around :dancehall2:

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If anyone wants to explore deep sea:

https://neal.fun/deep-sea/
 

I think the existence of unknown creatures makes deep sea a tad bit scarier, but I'd rather just continue getting my life from Cyclops than do either, per the OP :rip:

Edited by Poxy

5 minutes ago, Poxy said:

If anyone wants to explore deep sea:

https://neal.fun/deep-sea/
 

I think the existence of unknown creatures makes deep sea a tad bit scarier, but I'd rather just continue getting my life from Cyclops than do either, per the OP :rip:

That's really nice, thanks. I'll bookmark this.

Space fascinates me and I spend a lot of time watching space related documentaries. But all I find in the deep sea is death. 

Deep sea is limited and has a boundary, however seemingly infinite it may be. It still exists within a finitely measurable space. Space, on the other hand, is just an abyss of infinity—seemingly. There's no telling what's happening elsewhere across the galaxy, let alone on the other side of the universe. I think the possibilities are both scarier and more realistic the further you go out into space.

Only a small fraction (estimates range from less than 1% to around 5%) of the deep ocean has been explored and studied in detail. Many areas remain completely unknown to science. With every new deep-sea exploration using advanced technologies like remotely operated vehicles and submersibles, scientists consistently discover new and unusual species. Some extrapolations suggest around 10 million species may inhabit the deep sea.

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Deep Sea. I'll never be in space but I could always end up in the middle of the ocean :cm:

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52 minutes ago, MattieB said:

So basically Event Horizon or Deep Rising

 

Event Horizon (1997)

 

deep rising. el misterio de las profundidades gifs | WiffleGif

let me bookmark :jonny5:

The gays hole. Definitely. Scariest place in existence

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18 minutes ago, AvadaKedavra said:

The gays hole. Definitely. Scariest place in existence

More men have explored it though so I'd say it's more iconic

 

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both def seem more daunting

 

id prob go with space since its actually endless and we are just insignificant compared to the cosmos

Personally the deep sea/ocean. There's something about space that my mind, spirit, and body are drawn to. I often feel like Earth isn't my home and I have a specific connection to the cosmos that most either deem as too crazy and just laugh or don't take the time to understand.

3 hours ago, EtherealCat said:

deep ocean lots of monsters live there, we still havent found any space monsters

I actually think this so why I would prefer the deep ocean, space would be so inhabitable that nothing could live there.

At least you know there's water in the deep ocean. What would you do in the middle absolute nothingness?

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9 hours ago, GentleEarthquake said:

At least you know there's water in the deep ocean. What would you do in the middle absolute nothingness?

Spin? :suburban:

12 hours ago, Poxy said:

If anyone wants to explore deep sea:

https://neal.fun/deep-sea/
 

I think the existence of unknown creatures makes deep sea a tad bit scarier, but I'd rather just continue getting my life from Cyclops than do either, per the OP :rip:

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who's this diva?

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