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[WP] A major company deliberately destroys the reputation of its best selling product.

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[WP] In the early 21st century, cheaper manufacturing made it possible for the privacy-conscious to buy a "burner phone," use it for a week, and throw it out. By the late 21st century, all sorts manufactured goods were cheap enough to make "burners."

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[WP] A murderous psychopath is stranded on a deserted island. No animals larger than insects inhabit it. To keep himself intellectually stimulated and "sane," he draws faces on rocks and trees and the like, and "stalks," "taunts," and "kills" them.

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[WP] A sci-fi author, circa 1960, writes a story about computer hacking.

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[WP] An artist creates a fake department store full of fake products satirizing consumer culture. He also hires people, paid just above minimum wage, to portray cashiers and sales associates.

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[WP] My plant grew legs.

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[WP] The Fear Master can bring anyone's greatest fear to life. Those who fear bears, guns, and germs die when he attacks. Those who fear open spaces, being alone, and public speaking tend to survive.

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[WP] You can tell with 100% accuracy what people will dream about in the next 48 hours. Your talent is surprisingly useful.

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[WP] Either there's a huge secret he's not telling us, or he's a total idiot.

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[WP] A high school gives every student a deck of playing cards at the beginning of the year. Students organize into cliques according to the pattern on the back of their cards, and what games they play with them at lunch time.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[WP] A major company deliberately destroys the reputation of its best selling product.	27	WritingPrompts
[WP] In the early 21st century, cheaper manufacturing made it possible for the privacy-conscious to buy a "burner phone," use it for a week, and throw it out. By the late 21st century, all sorts manufactured goods were cheap enough to make "burners."	27	WritingPrompts
[WP] A murderous psychopath is stranded on a deserted island. No animals larger than insects inhabit it. To keep himself intellectually stimulated and "sane," he draws faces on rocks and trees and the like, and "stalks," "taunts," and "kills" them.	24	WritingPrompts
[WP] A sci-fi author, circa 1960, writes a story about computer hacking.	23	WritingPrompts
[WP] An artist creates a fake department store full of fake products satirizing consumer culture. He also hires people, paid just above minimum wage, to portray cashiers and sales associates.	20	WritingPrompts
[WP] My plant grew legs.	19	WritingPrompts
[WP] The Fear Master can bring anyone's greatest fear to life. Those who fear bears, guns, and germs die when he attacks. Those who fear open spaces, being alone, and public speaking tend to survive.	17	WritingPrompts
[WP] You can tell with 100% accuracy what people will dream about in the next 48 hours. Your talent is surprisingly useful.	17	WritingPrompts
[WP] Either there's a huge secret he's not telling us, or he's a total idiot.	17	WritingPrompts
[WP] A high school gives every student a deck of playing cards at the beginning of the year. Students organize into cliques according to the pattern on the back of their cards, and what games they play with them at lunch time.	15	WritingPrompts