• hh93
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    861 year ago

    I liked the one a while ago about making every blind person able to see again for exactly 6 hours before they go blind again

    That sounded just viciously cruel

    • aard
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      271 year ago

      I’d just let them see, but make them temporarily go blind every time they’d be about to see something they care about, or are in a dangerous situation where being able to see would be useful.

    • @SuckMyWang@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      Similarly, people who can’t walk can for a week. Just enough time to get moving again and may be get to a physio therapy session. Really get the hope in full swing

  • @PresidentCamacho@lemm.ee
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    I think people will figure something out when they begin to study the magical limb disappearing event and they find out you’re the only person alive who was unaffected.

      • @Seasoned_Greetings@lemm.ee
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        61 year ago

        People will have to rationalize your existence somehow. Being unable to ignore that you’re the one person left on the planet with 4 limbs, everyone you meet now immediately labels you a freak and you find yourself ousted from society.

        • @Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works
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          Or they just blank every conversation you have with them from their memory. Meeting people would be like meeting them for the first time. That’s some monkey paw.

          The second wish could make forward by “however one in 1.3 million people don’t randomly instantly lose a limb, instead they lose theirs randomly over time” that’s enough of a cushion where you wouldn’t be too weird.

    • Punkie
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      I am sure the mystery of disappearing limbs will FAR overtake the one person who wasn’t affected. Worldwide panic and who knows what else. You could also wish 99% of people lose a random limb, and that would mean 70 million people would still have all their limbs.

  • MudMan
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    251 year ago

    I mean, it’d still be a more accurate Death Note adaptation than what Netflix made, to be honest.

  • Colonel Sanders
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    The title and post kinda make me think of those 1-2 sentence horror stories.

    “With tears in his eyes, the genie looks at me as he grants my third and final wish. There was nothing he could do to stop it.”

    • Stern
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      21 year ago

      There was a one shot sequel to Death Note where a dude got it, then decided it was more trouble then it was worth, and sold it via auction where the funds would be split up amongst all the accounts at his bank created before a certain date. The U.S. led by not-Trump won with a several trillion bid, and the dude got killed for breaking a new rule that immediately showed up in the book banning its sale.

  • @x4740N@lemmy.world
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    51 year ago

    I would wish for the ability to grant wishes for myself and others of my choosing

    I could then grant myself any ability I wanted qnd essentially become a god