If you had the choice between flying and being invisable, what would you choose and why?

Answer 1

invisibility, no doubt about it. Invisibility equates to total and complete freedom, with no call to answer to anybody.

Answer 2

Flying. I would be able to oversee the whole world and beyond. I wouldn't want to be invisible because that is a terrible feeling. I think a lot of us have had the feeling of being invisible in a room full of people. Also, somethings are meant to be NOT visible and you may find that you wish you hadn't seen them. By flying, you see the beauty of the earth as a whole without all the ugliness up close if you were invisible.

Answer 3

Invisibility would be kinda cool. But only if I could choose to become invisible whenever I choose.

Flying isn't all it's cracked up to be. I flew in a hot air balloon a couple of months ago. It's really quiet up there, and everything seems really insignificant.

Answer 4

I would want to be invisible, pending the ability to become visible or invisible at will. Invisibility grants more power than flight, for good or ill, depending on who wields it. Flying would be fun, but would give you less opportunities to help (or hurt) others. But an invisible person could discretly incapacitate terrorists or thieves or any potential homocidal criminal. They could eavesdrop on political enemies and find out when an attack might occur, where a bomb is to be placed, who are spies, and other useful information. But, these abilities could also be used for evil. I don't think that power would corrupt me, and I think I could help society with it moreso than if I could fly.

Answer 5

I would most definitely choose flying. Despite the dangers of flight (low-flying aircraft and large birds), it's still a darn sight better than being invisible for the sole reason that, should a person go invisible, they would be blind.
Images are reflected off of our eyes. If our eyes were invisible, nothing could reflect, and therefore we would be blind.

Answer 6

Flying, technically I'm affraid of hights, phobia thing, so I would more or less levitate about a foot from the ground. I would do flips and stuff, brag about my levitation skills, then beat out traffic every freaking day. Hover above the traffic jams, say comments about how it sucks to be you " level grounder" ( that word being my non politicaly correct term for air impared people ). Being invisible, you still have to wait in traffic and stuff, flying is more cost effect if you don't want to break the law.

Answer 7

I would like to fly if it means I get wings. I think wings are beautiful. And also, being up high is just so peaceful, it'd be a great way to get away from it all, to be alone with your thoughts. This is supposing you can get a warm jacket to fit your wings, cause I imagine it'd be quite chilly up high.
Being invisible would be fun for a bit I guess. I'd still rather fly, though.

Answer 8

Flying, because the feeling of being in the air would be amazing. Besides, unless you're a superhero, being invisible wouldn't really be that useful.

Answer 9

Flying for the sensation. Being invisible, you're still going to have the same sensations, and let's face if your want to be invisible you gotta be some kind of creep.

Answer 10

That's a really tough question. At first I thought flying, what a lovely feeling. But being invisible could be very informative, to be able to see people when they are unaware... ?hm mm?

Answer 11

I've been both, Flying in my dreams and invisible in a room of stuck up prople. I'd rather Fly, I can then leave if I choose.