It's what it says on the tin.

One poster gives a hypothetical decision, post below answers and gives own.

Poster 1: Would you push the button for 1,000,000,000$ but at a cost of crashing the economy or not?
Poster 2: I wouldn't, because if the economy crashes then money's worthless.
Become a scalie dragoon or become a furry lynx?
Poster 3: I hate to it that it's a tough choice for me, but the first. (...)
And so on.

Anyways, same question as the hypothetical poster 2. Become a scalie dragoon or become a furry lynx?

Quite tough. I guess a dragon. No idea.




Live being able to listen to a single song only or watch a single movie?

Watch a single movie, I don't watch films that much anyway.

All sauces become mayo or all mayo ceases to exist?

mayo ceases to exist, that's a whole lot of sauces gone otherwise

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get a job with a 1 million USD annual salary and very good benefits and (e.g. free high-quality and punctual healthcare including mental health) but it involves you being a vtuber with an extremely parasocial and stan-y fanbase (like "will try to mail you poisons and bombs every few months" levels)

OR

get a job with USD$85k annual salary in a field you enjoy (regular job environment and unimpressive benefits otherwise)

get a job with USD$85k annual salary in a field you enjoy of course, i don't wanna die
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a tree that grows 2000USD$, it's dangerous (it can summon a random animal around the world) (also no need to water it)

OR

a normal tree that grows a mango every month (water it once per day)

2000 dollar tree, no water sounds fire

Hot spouse or talented spouse

Talented hard sweeps

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a million dollars but:

you have to punch 10 babies every year

OR

you have to last 4 hours in a walk-in freezer every year

4 hours in a walk-in freezer

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All media becomes magnitudes cheaper but piracy becomes a serious crime judged the same as murder or major robbery

OR

All copyright laws cease to exist

...considering getting away with piracy is way easier than getting away with murder, plus creators won't be getting screwed over by companies even more, i'd want to go with the second one

(granted, it may not be much better depending on what lets it be cheaper)

idk ideally i'd get rid of copyright laws but imo it'd be best done under the context of more serious systemic change. if everything else was the same that'd mean less protections. on the flipside copyright law also gets abused and used by companies to stamp down derivative works and large companies have the money to burn out anyone that goes after them......

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be:

very good at constructing convincing arguments, but you're extremely stubborn when other people try to bring up points that don't match your prexisting knowledge (including entirely new information [to you it just isn't true/doesn't exist]) regardless of how good the point is

or

very good at understanding and retaining information regardless of format/source but you're never able to communicate this information to others in a way that will influence them