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If you press the button, you never get hungry or need to eat again. Your energy levels remain stable, with no issues. This lasts for the rest of your life and is not reversible. You:

Press the button
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Don't press the button
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I Epimetheuslly the whole box

@epimetheusthaII

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The answer to this question rests critically on whether nor not I still can eat for enjoyment. If I can, then absolutely yes. If I can't, then absolutely no.

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You can, but you don't get hungry - so it would be basically the enjoyment you have now of eating things when you're not hungry.

9:06 AM · Dec 29, 2019

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"hunger is the best spice" may be one of the truest idioms in the English language.

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