WillYouPressTheMutton
WillYouPressTheButton.com is based on the premise that pushing a button grants you something, but also has a specific consequence.
I found this one interesting:
You have the power to become invisible.
but...
You shit your pants every time you do.
Only 48% of the people would do it! WTF?!?!
Don't they realize that they already have the power to shit their pants? Why not take the power of invisibility along with it?
I found this one interesting:
You have the power to become invisible.
but...
You shit your pants every time you do.
Only 48% of the people would do it! WTF?!?!
Don't they realize that they already have the power to shit their pants? Why not take the power of invisibility along with it?
Do not like. Those things might get cured in the near future without the 100% fatality rate.TheCatt wrote:Here was a decent one:
Every "bad" disease such as HIV/Cancer/Malaria/AIDS will be gone forever
but...
Everyone having such an disease at the moment will die
Besides... killing everyone currently with AIDS actually would eliminate AIDS.
"Be bold, and mighty forces will come to your aid."
You recieve a large amount of any drug of your choice
but...
Your only allowed to give it away with no profit
Only 36% of people would do this?!?!
I can get tons of life-saving drugs and give them to the needy, saving thousands of lives. Why not?
There was one earlier where you could change into any animal at will, but the transformation caused excruciating pain. Most people didn't do it. WHY NOT? If it hurts too much don't do it. Why not push the button and have the option though?
And why would 21% of people want to be "the best survivalist ever" when the consequence is being the only person on Earth (death to everyone you love), and being hunted by zombies that can only be killed by uranium? WTF?
There are a lot of "you can be in a famous fictional universe but..." I realized that just being in *most* fictional universes is bad enough regardless of whatever consequences they make up.
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but...
Your only allowed to give it away with no profit
Only 36% of people would do this?!?!
I can get tons of life-saving drugs and give them to the needy, saving thousands of lives. Why not?
There was one earlier where you could change into any animal at will, but the transformation caused excruciating pain. Most people didn't do it. WHY NOT? If it hurts too much don't do it. Why not push the button and have the option though?
And why would 21% of people want to be "the best survivalist ever" when the consequence is being the only person on Earth (death to everyone you love), and being hunted by zombies that can only be killed by uranium? WTF?
There are a lot of "you can be in a famous fictional universe but..." I realized that just being in *most* fictional universes is bad enough regardless of whatever consequences they make up.
Edited By Paul on 1406425882
The best questions tend to be ones that have an equal number of people on each side.
I found one that is split exactly 50:50.
You will become the leader of the free world
but...
Half of the world will hate you
Only half? That's great!
I found one that is split exactly 50:50.
You will become the leader of the free world
but...
Half of the world will hate you
Only half? That's great!
You get anything you want from objects to sex legaly.
But...
You are stuck living in North Korea for eternity.
Dafuq?
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But...
You are stuck living in North Korea for eternity.
Dafuq?
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I don't get this one.
You could draw anything you see in your head perfectly
but
You could only draw it on used toilet paper
That's not a downside. 98% of people can't draw for shit.
You could draw anything you see in your head perfectly
but
You could only draw it on used toilet paper
That's not a downside. 98% of people can't draw for shit.
It's not me, it's someone else.
