What's the best way to stay hydrated during a long hike?

Thread starter Greg Bernhardt
Start date Jul 10, 2003

In summary, the conversation revolved around thought-provoking questions that challenge people to consider their values and priorities. These questions included whether one would prefer the power of invisibility or flight, being stranded on a deserted island or living in a bustling city, being the smartest or richest person in the world, living in the past or future, and speaking all languages fluently or communicating with animals. Each question brings up various considerations and there is no right or wrong answer, as it ultimately depends on individual preferences and beliefs.

Jul 10, 2003

Greg Bernhardt

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After a ten-mile run, have to drink a gallon of hot coffee

or

a half gallon of cream

ask another one!

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Jul 10, 2003

quantumdude

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I'd rather have the coffee.

Would you rather wrestle a porcupine or lick a cactus?

Jul 10, 2003

The Grimmus

lick a cactis you cna avoid the needle

...eat a spoon full of drain cleaner or take a subsatory of vitamins every week

1. Would you rather have the power of invisibility or the power of flight?

This is a common question because it forces people to consider what they value more: the ability to be undetected or the freedom of movement. Ultimately, the answer will depend on personal preferences and priorities.

2. Would you rather be stuck on a deserted island or in the middle of a bustling city?

This question taps into the desire for solitude or human interaction. It also brings up the question of survival skills versus comfort and convenience. Again, the answer will vary based on individual preferences.

3. Would you rather be the smartest person in the world or the richest person in the world?

This question challenges people to think about what they value more: knowledge or material wealth. It also raises the question of whether intelligence or money leads to a more fulfilling life. There is no right or wrong answer to this question.

4. Would you rather live in the past or the future?

This question is often asked because it forces people to consider which time period they find more appealing or intriguing. It also raises questions about the potential consequences of time travel. Ultimately, the answer will depend on personal interests and beliefs.

5. Would you rather be able to speak all languages fluently or have the ability to communicate with animals?

This question is popular because it presents two unique and desirable abilities. It also raises questions about the value of human connections versus connections with other species. The answer will ultimately depend on individual preferences and beliefs.