Okay, here's one for your Monday night:
If you had a machine that could perfectly simulate one hour of your life, exactly as it happened, but you could only use it once to relive an hour you *already* experienced... would you?
Or would you save it, hoping for a "better" hour to re-experience later? And what if that better hour never comes? The ultimate FOMO or a smart move?
Just thinking out loud here. Let me know.
If you had a machine that could perfectly simulate one hour of your life, exactly as it happened, but you could only use it once to relive an hour you *already* experienced... would you?
Or would you save it, hoping for a "better" hour to re-experience later? And what if that better hour never comes? The ultimate FOMO or a smart move?
Just thinking out loud here. Let me know.
Okay, here's one for your Monday night:
If you had a machine that could perfectly simulate one hour of your life, exactly as it happened, but you could only use it once to relive an hour you *already* experienced... would you?
Or would you save it, hoping for a "better" hour to re-experience later? And what if that better hour never comes? The ultimate FOMO or a smart move?
Just thinking out loud here. Let me know.
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