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I wish for the only change to the universe to be that in my bank account there be deposited $10,000,000,000 of legal US currency with no account of origin If the money comes from somewhere illegally, then something else changed, and so my wish was not fulfilled. If that money then vanishes, then my wish was not fulfilled. If it came from some inheritance, then my wish was also not fulfilled. If it came from some cartel, then my wish was also violated. So the money would appear out of nowhere, with no explanation. Now, this might make the money vanish because they might take it to be an error, but the wish could be modified to cover that possibility, I imagine. Ghost of Reagan Past fucked around with this message at 18:39 on Feb 14, 2016 |
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DrSunshine posted:I believe I've thought of a good one. That's a good solution but you want to put it as that idealized version of yourself as interested in your happiness. What they might wish for for themselves might not be what's best for you. For instance, if you asked your ideal self how they might go about doing something, you might get advice that you're incapable of executing or even understanding. Or, in this case, this person may want some good that they can't otherwise get, but which is useless to yourself. Wish for the thing that your idealized self would wish for you, the non-ideal person.
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# ¿ Feb 16, 2016 03:19 |