aventeren

You can take 4 trips. Money and time don't really matter--but you have to go only to do the following: 1. Adventure 2. Culture 3. Relaxation 4. Adventure + Culture + Relaxation

Where do you go and why?

Your answer on Alaska is a good one. Best response I've heard on Adventure was the moon (remember, time and money don't really count). My vote would be sailing around the world--but that's just me.

India is also a cool response because it's so dang different than our white bread world here in the US. Vietnam and other SE cultures are also popular Culture responses.

Bali and Tahiti would both be rad. My wife and I dream of this place called Raja Ampat. Whoa.

Regardless what you wrote, though, it's funny what these 4 questions tell about a person. Some people say Ozarks for Adventure and Palm Beach for Relaxation, which paints a pretty clear picture about who they might be. So in that sense, the questions are kinda fun.

Heck, for all 4, places like New Zealand, Chile, Thailand, Spain might all work.

At the end of the day, there certainly can never be a wrong answer.

Watch that f there.

Would having one or more of the tech companies (i.e., Google, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, etc) pool their funds together and start buying up broadband infrastructure companies, like TWC, Comcast, Charter, etc, with the goal of operating them under with a Net Neutrality intent be a market based approach to existing broadband infrastructure companies' continued efforts to invent new regulations that allow them to charge for content (i.e., where things are currently heading)?