For me, the internet has been the most interesting 'adventure' I've ever been on, and it just keeps getting more and more interesting.
You want to talk to new people? You can do that online. Nowhere will you find more people ready and willing to talk, from all parts of the globe.
New things to see or do? There's a zillion different things to see and activities to do on the net.
Is it that you want to be a different person? You can do that too, just start today in small ways. Same place, new routines, new behaviors, new perspectives.
Living out of a van isn't unheard of, actually I'm doing it now. Its not that hard, if you're really willing and into it. The psychological aspects are probably the most important to overcome for people; the practicalities are relatively simple, especially in this day with free wifi cafes, food everywhere, GPS, phones/computers, etc.
Start by living out of your van within your home town. If you can manage that for say a month, then you can move to the next town over, and so on, expanding as you feel comfortable.
Its not expensive either. $5,000 gets you started easily, which you could save up quickly enough.
Someone posted a Kino no Tabi pic. That's a good and relevant anime, I recommend it.
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I learned a lot from playing competitive video games. Teamwork, social skills, clans, organizing and community things, strategy/tactics, fun, bonding, liars/cheaters, poppycock-talkers, flamers, self-discipline, the value of practice, calmness/tranquility, creativity in modding and such. Lots of things. I even made a little singing, art and videography because of that game.
I feel like a lot of games have expanded my imagination in general. The content is so diverse and creative.