WOULD YOU RATHER?

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  • Would you rather live a comfortable and peaceful life in the woods in a small cabin or a life full of conflict in a mansion in a city?
  • Would you rather have unlimited amounts of any material you want to build a house but you have to build the house yourself or have a famed architect design and build you a modest house?
  • Would you rather have all animals feel compelled to obey you if you come within 10 feet of them or be given the opportunity to genetically design a pet that will be loyal only to you with the combined DNA of three animals?
  • Would you rather be covered in fur or covered in scales?
  • Would you rather your only mode of transportation be a donkey or a giraffe?
  • Would you rather live in a cave or live in a tree house?
  • Would you rather never sweat again or never feel cold again?
  • Would you rather never have to clean a bathroom again or never have to do dishes again?
  • Would you rather fight for a cause you believe in but doubt will succeed or fight for a cause that you only partially believe in but have a high chance of your cause succeeding?
  • Would you rather have no fingers or no elbows?

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