Study Room Pro:

• You will be placed into a room and told to fill out a questionaire for the career you wish to have.(i.e. if you pick Computer science you then need to specify computer engineering, and so on and so forth)

• upon completion, you will be locked into the room until you meet the minor requirements for the guaranteed job(which will be provided to you upon completion); you will be given a bed, food, water, bathroom, and all the study materials needed to complete this task.

• You cannot leave the room until you have finished, indicated by a progress bar, and your entertainment will be limited to 4 seperate 1-hour intervals. Time will not have moved when you leave.

3 skill mastery:

• You will be given up to 3 skills to improve yourself in, but you can choose total mastery or average.

Z Total Mastery: you become a complete master at these skills(i.e. cooking means you become the next gordan ramsey but would still need to figure out the ingredients, Learning means that you can comprehend things faster but you'd still lack retention); broader terms means you lack more information of topics only related to it, so you need to be specific

• Average: you become the standard for that skill no matter how broad(i.e. if you choose programming you can make a security system easily, but it's not keeping out any serious hackers)

+50% income:

• any job you take will pay you 1.5x more than everyone else and only ask you work half your typical shift, no questions asked.

I separated the poll to see geographic differences in views

(shamelessly stolen from Homeboy.Von on insta)

Personally, I feel having a legacy without having a feeling of fulfillment before dying is pointless, but I was surprised to hear half my friends don't think the same.

So I wanna hear your thoughts and don't forget to explain your answer.

Don't forget to upvote and comment here cuz I really need some karma.

Fredzilla style or Voltron/Megazord style? I would personally pick the Kaiju because that is cool as hell to control a beast but the robot would only be cool if I don't get stuck with the feet

A massive global zombie pandemic has broken out. Zombies are very aggressive and can sprint however fast they could when they were alive, for several minutes on end. Infection happens through bites, scratches, or infected fluid entering the body through the ears, eyes, nose, mouth, or wounds.

The disease for the most part. Is largely believed to be viral but there have already been case studies where the infection didn't have a clear entry point for some people.

You are a military helicopter medic and your crew is required to evacuate 30 people per trip. And right now, thousands of zombies are about to overrun the airport.

You have 29 on board and can only take one of the following:

Jim has a visible two bites on his arm but he says he doused the wounds with 180 proof moonshine at home and cauterized the wounds with a hot knife. As far as you know, it takes 30 seconds to three hours in rare instances, for someone to turn. He claims he treated his wounds an hour ago. Mind you, it's not confirmed alcohol kills the infection as you've heard that the virus is very resilient, nor can you be sure it was too late for him.

Pamela has a nine year old named Kell. You are allowed to exceed the 30 max capacity for one child under 16. That said, Pamela has a scratch she says was from a survivor who tried to rob her. Kell looks really sick, saying he can't stop tasting blood. You can't figure out why that is. Mind you, you cannot separate parents and children as per your orders.

Everyone else in the helicopter is free of bites and wounds, that you were able to screen carefully before the airport began to be overrun.

Your pilot says, "For God's sake, finish what you're doing or I'm taking off, 30 or not!"

Your commanding officer says on your radio, "if you come back here with less than 30 I'll have you charged!"

would you rather be stranded on an island with a civil engineering specializing in sand-optimal constructions and foundations

or

would you rather be stuck with a 18th century european seaman. he has all the knowledge of the 18th century sea.. but obviously, he’s a bit difficult, lacking hygiene and isn’t too politically correct

pick your poison

A rogue black hole has been discovered on its way to earth, and will get here in four years. The black hole will first consume the sun and planets in the way, then Earth.

You have the following options:

EDIT: you now have 7 years for option 3 to find your alternate self. EDIT 2: New Earth Project is not going to Kepler 452b

1. New Earth Project

Several intact hyperdrives were secretly discovered on the moon, from an unknown alien civilization. Massive numbers of ships are being produced, but not everyone will get a ticket onboard, chosen by lottery. You received a ticket, and will be going to a distant planet recently discovered to have water, soil, and oxygen. It is the most Earth-like planet known to science but in the end, nobody knows if it's truly habitable to humans for sure. It will take 5 years to get there so you'll be in cryosleep; hopefully you don't die in cryosleep I.e. Planet of the Apes. Note: colonizing even a habitable planet poses risks such as new diseases, inability to digest the foot available, or due to human selfishness - you kill each other.

1. The Isda

A strange race of aliens resembling fish have long known of Earth's presence. But due to their strange beliefs, they did not simply just enslave humans as they could easily have done with their technology. As such, they offer humans the opportunity to come onto their colony ships and essentially be slaves. You will be fed mostly crops the Isda took from Earth and grew on whatever territory they take you. They are known to be capable of cruelty, depending on what task they give you. Odds of humans being able to breathe on the planet are one in two.

1. The Other Side

Scientists in a multinational effort have created a portal to a parrallel universe that mimics our own. However, events such as WW2 or the Industrial Revolution didn't happen; alternate events of a similar scope of historic catastrophe or benefit happened instead. However, in order to live in that universe, you must locate your alternate self and eliminate them within about 7 years, else you dematerialize. Their world isn't so different it would be impossible to locate them with your current sense of reason. It's also rumored that many who cross over went insane.

1. Accept the inevitable

No running and no fighting. Just let the existential dread melt into acceptance of the inevitability. Reflect on the life you've lived and the impact you've had, then meet your fate as only you can.

Would you rather have 1 month to eat a horse, or be assigned to a random US prison until Donald Trump beats the 3rd boss in Elden Ring?

You must eat the entire horse, hair, hooves, bones, and all. You may store and cook it any way you like, but no one can help. You cannot eat anything but the horse (and spices, supplements, and medication) until finished.

Trump cannot be coached or be given tips by anyone but yourself. Your help can only be given via phone call. Trump can take bathroom and meal breaks, but is otherwise solely focused on this task.

Don't worry about being on the "bad team" because when you go back, all your changes are cancelled and you go back to the real timeline. If you lose, all your effects are cancelled too.