u/Eg0-d3ath

You must take this deal; trade money for torture, but do you forget the pain to reduce your earnings?

This is a deal you can't say no to. A supernatural being has forced you into it, but at least they're offering a prize for your pain.

You will be subject to one from of torture. You are allowed to choose the method, but it must be a real form of torture used at some point in human history. You arent allowed to cheat and choose something that would end very quickly/with little pain (for example the guillotine wouldn't count, something that wouldnt be a significant mental/physical challenge for just 1 day wouldnt count)

The being will teleport you back in time to when it was happening, or to the place if its a modern form, and you will be accused of a crime bad enough to be punished with that torture. You will experience the torture until you die, or if its not something that kills you, for 1 full day.

The prize for going through this is enough money to last your whole life. You will never have to worry about bills or expenses of any kind again and will magically have enough money to buy anything you need. You cant use this ability to buy a mansion or live a very extravagant life, but you will be able to support any upper-middle class lifestyle for free, and can choose to work for more money if you want to try and get rich.

But, the being also offers you an alternative. You can give up the infinite money prize, and instead take $1.5 million. One time payout of tax free money that doesnt replenish, so you'll probably have to work again.

In exchange, after the torture is done, you will have no memory of it whatsoever. It will be as if it never happened then you'll just wake up one day knowing logically you did the deal, and with $1.5 million.

Either way, you will come back physically unharmed, but if you choose unlimited money all mental trauma stays.

Are you forgetting it?

(if you thought you saw this post before you probably did, re-uploaded for typo in title)

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u/Eg0-d3ath — 6 hours ago
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People assuming a post/writing is AI because you understand basic grammar

I feel like I have to purposely dumb my writing down in order for people to believe a human made it. And I'm so tired of it.

I've had multiple posts of mine on various platforms accused of being AI, something I have genuinely never used to create a single thing in my life. Because... I know how to use a semicolon? I understand basic grammar? My writing is easy to read and gets a point across effectively without rambling?

AI posts that really are fully generated, actually are easy to tell. Bots use the same type of phrasing every time and have a certain "tone." Its plugging in whatever prompt to their overused generated format. If you're gonna be an AI detective on the internet you should be able to at least differentiate that from someone who passed 12th grade English.

Do we not believe humans can create easy to read text anymore? Has half of Reddit forgotten how to type properly without AI so they assume everyone is using it? I feel like I'm going crazy.

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u/Eg0-d3ath — 1 day ago

Why do we use drinkable water in toilets?

The Earth has a set supply of water and a growing population. We already are in a shortage of fresh, drinkable, water and it'll only get worse. And we're putting that water in our toilets.

Isn't there "grey" water we can use? Water thats relatively clean but not drinkable? Why do we insist to pollute the small supply of drinkable water we have just to shit in it?

I general not just toilets too. If its not being drank or put directly on someone's body. If its not coming from a faucet. Why tf are we wasting our good water? We have more than enough salt water. Couldn't that be used in some applications instead of fresh water too? Salt is corrosive but certainly not unusable to every application we need water for right?

Why is ALL the water we use for ANYTHING pretty much always the short supply necessary for human life kind.

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u/Eg0-d3ath — 4 days ago