Travel Experiment One
Can the scientific method be applied to travel? If so, is it an exact or inexact science? If it can be measured in such terms, why even choose to do so? These are all questions that flowed through my head when I tried to create what I have deemed travel experiments or weekend (maybe later on week) trips meant to simulate the conditions I will experience on the road and how I would react if I ran out of money. As a traveler there are three major things to figure out transportation, accommodation, and other costs that include food, water, and attractions. When it came to my first one of these trips or “experiments” in St. Louis, Missouri many questions flowed through my head. First was such an experiment even possible? What would happen to me on the street (especially in what many people have deemed a dangerous city to be in)? and how would other people, mainly the strangers I ran into on the streets react to my endeavor? This first travel experiment would prove to be above all thi...