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[WP] A group of kindergartners are playing Hide-and-Go-Seek. Time slows down or speeds up, depending on how accurate the seeker counts in seconds.

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[WP] Your HQ in a Zombie Outbreak is a bank vault. A severely misinformed person cashes in on the "__________" to rob it.

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[WP] You're an assassin working for an agency, when one day a hit comes in for yourself.

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[WP] You've gone back in time to "accept the invitation" to Stephen Hawking's time traveler party.

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In 2015, Monkeys entered the Stone Age. In 2060, they develop the ability to communicate in English. In 2080, advancing much faster than the Homosapien, Monkeys are capable of using computers and mental capabilities that of humans.

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[WP] You live in a world where people take Shrodinger's Cat a little too literally. You're a detective who's just discovered a scene that may or may not be a crime and proving it may or may not cause you to be responsible for the death of someone who was already murdered.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[WP] A group of kindergartners are playing Hide-and-Go-Seek. Time slows down or speeds up, depending on how accurate the seeker counts in seconds.	2
[WP] Your HQ in a Zombie Outbreak is a bank vault. A severely misinformed person cashes in on the "__________" to rob it.	2
[WP] You're an assassin working for an agency, when one day a hit comes in for yourself.	1
[WP] You've gone back in time to "accept the invitation" to Stephen Hawking's time traveler party.	1
In 2015, Monkeys entered the Stone Age. In 2060, they develop the ability to communicate in English. In 2080, advancing much faster than the Homosapien, Monkeys are capable of using computers and mental capabilities that of humans.	1
[WP] You live in a world where people take Shrodinger's Cat a little too literally. You're a detective who's just discovered a scene that may or may not be a crime and proving it may or may not cause you to be responsible for the death of someone who was already murdered.	0