Today, I’ll be exploring the age-old question: should you stop time or travel in time? In my opinion, both options have their own unique benefits, with few flaws, but let’s break down the pros and cons to help make the final decision.
When you can stop time, you gain an incredible amount of freedom. You can go anywhere, do anything, and nobody can catch you. For instance, you could rob a bank or steal anything you want without ever leaving a trace. Nobody would know it was you—unless you told them, but why would you? However, this power might get boring over time. You could keep stopping time to get what you want, only to restart it, but there’s no real challenge or excitement.
On the other hand, time travel lets you explore history, revisit the past to fix mistakes, or even relive a day over and over until you’re satisfied. You could also venture into the future and see how humanity progresses or discover new technologies. However, time travel creates a new timeline every time you interfere with the past, which could cause unexpected problems, like you disappearing from your original timeline.
Considering all this, and my personal preference for getting what I want without any cost or consequences, I would definitely choose the ability to stop time. Thanks for reading, and see you next month!