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If you could press a button and double the amount of both emotional pain and pleasure you experience on a daily basis, would you?

Yes
26.9%
No
73.1%

796 votesFinal results

1:30 AM · Nov 22, 2016

Clifford Schatten

@CliffTheCorrupt

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I voted yes, it's definitely a matter of how you interpret both pleasure and pain. But to feel is to live.

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@LetsGoTigers21

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no......my emotional pain now is more than enough.....

my name is Robert Paulson.

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I'm good with what I already experience. #Happy

Moses Maimonedes

@AtarsodiNewatar

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lots of people have that. It's called being severely bipolar. Oh, and yeah, it sucks.

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Double of nothing is still nothing, so it makes no difference.