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CraigOhMyEggo @lemmy.ml
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What's the furthest you've ever gone with a dare?

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What missed opportunity that you can remember do you feel the worse about?

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What's the weirdest rule you've seen a website have as a part of its rules?

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If you didn't have internet at your home, where would you use the internet the most regularly?

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Which of the four Avatar nations would you rather live in?

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The last time you were scared, why?

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What's your most recently spilled secret?

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What was your worst work mishap, accident, or oopsie?

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What are functions that are not a part of your job that common wisdom would make people expect are a part of it?

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What are things most people would be surprised are not requirements to hold the job you have?

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What are functions of your job that one would expect others to be surprised are a part of the job?

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What are things most people would be surprised are requirements to hold the job you have?

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What's a Lemmy question/post you wish had more answers or replies but doesn't seem to have been paid attention to yet?

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There should be a law
  • Having read all of this a few times and thinking about each thing being talked about, there is one thing that comes to my mind: discounts

    I remember when I was little, there were certain places like the movie theater or certain venues that have a "partnership discount system". They would treat groups of people with under a certain number of people as a singular individual, more or less, or favorably in certain aspects. They'd make the whole experience this way. If you showed up with a friend, you'd get more out of the experience than if you showed up on your own. Probably how the occupation/client aspect mentioned would work. So there are small social engineering tricks I'm sure which can combine in a contrived way to make a system that entices the middle of Maslow's needs to be fulfilled.

    Something like that in of itself just requires privately enforced discretion.

  • The last time you had a panic/anxiety attack, why?

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    What thing could your parents do the most significantly better than you?

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    What thing could you do the most significantly better than your parents?

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    What were the names your parents were going to name you that didn't make the cut?

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    What people do you personally know of who have broken world records?

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    What world record do you come the closest to having broken?

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    Writers of Lemmy, what good character qualities/virtues do your main characters have that you don't?

    A fascinating question because I used to intentionally make my characters Mary Sues. As a former child who used to write, for a while I never understood why people would give character traits they disagree with to the character or characters who are supposed to represent what is right in your world, since they're the ones unfolding the story's solution. This had the side effect of my main character being nicer than me, and sometimes my parents would remark to me "why can't you be like your main character", which had the side effect of putting me on the fast track to self-improvement. Anyone else?

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    What do you wear for work?
  • Unless I misunderstand, the last one seems pretty normal. So you just happen to only default on one normal thing? Also, sorry for confusing things earlier and leading to this weird convo path.

  • How would you define what constitutes TMI when it comes to leaking personal info?
  • Adding this because I consider it interesting, one interesting response I've been told by this person is to treat it like copyright, which she says is the view she holds. That is, something like a name or identifying code number thing or whatnot should not be shared because it's an extension of the individual and therefore would fall under copyright infringement.

  • What's the most eccentric use of Occam's Razor you've ever witnessed?
  • Eccentric meaning the example that would be considered the most foolish or far out. I didn't know a better synonym if the word eccentric doesn't work. Most skeptics would understand the use of the word eccentric, but to give an example, the other day I met a little kid who couldn't understand why the moon is invisible during its full moon stages and why it looks like a cloud, and the little kid said she thought the moon was just a cloud which has turned into rain during the new moon, only to evaporate again. But of course, this is a little kid, so in this case it's not unnatural.