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If you press the button, you enter a magical, permanent state where everything you want is automatically granted right before the want hits your conscious awareness. Besides 'you can't enter a state of desire' or 'suicide,' there are no limits in fulfilling what you want. You:

Press the button
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Do not press the button
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Solomon Frigoris

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I too often observe my consciousness catching up with random wants that I would absolutely abhor So that’s a staunch no from me

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if a want you abhor is granted, then i assume you would want to either not have that want or want the wish to be undone, which then it would be before you even felt the desire in the fist place

8:23 AM · Dec 12, 2018

Solomon Frigoris

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This stuff sounds like I’d be more busy cleaning up *after* I’ve seen the consequences, time and time again. And that’s after I identify what caused the mess-up, which would be tricky enough. Aaaand... who’s to say I wouldn’t make myself braindead by accident? 😅

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