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If you could have the ability to design anyone's dreams, but you could only design paradises or nightmares, which would you choose? Imagine that once you choose, you'll only have the ability to do the one you chose for the rest of you life.

Also, you wouldn't have to design anything if you didn't want to. So you could choose any ability and never use it, only use it when you want to, etc.

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Well, apparently 40% of Americans think so. In a recent poll (n=1000), 60% of men and 22% of women say they are. They are capable of performing against elite athletes that have honed their skills for years, despite being on average obese.

Let me remind you, average BMI in the USA is about 30, which is obese.

Unironically, it may be interesting to throw in an average Joe at big events. Let’s see whether the average guy can run 13 miles per hour for 2 hours to compete in the marathon.

Link: www.studyfinds.org/.../

Maybe if they all meant like curling or sharpshooting, which I heavily doubt

Take me for example. I'm an immensely humble person in general. But if I didn't know I was as profoundly humble as I truly am, yet I still displayed signs of modesty, would it count? Like would it be accurate to say that I'm truly humble & that it doesn't just seem that way?

This question was inspired by this other question:
Is it better for someone to not know their worth or to be full of themselves?

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Which would you rather have? More stature or more bedroom points?

I'm completely unsatisfactory in both, but I'd EASILY rather have six extra inches in height. That'd put me at 6'5" and strongly out of Manlet territory. I could live with being under 7" downstairs if I was actually tall.