WritingPrompts

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[WP] From birth to age 18, people can heal from almost any injury. However, after your 18th birthday, every injury you get is permanent, from broken bones to paper cuts.	6
[WP] Alternate/parallel universes are discovered, and travel between them is possible. However, most inhabitants of the other universes view ours as a horrible dystopia, and keep trying to "rescue" us.	6
[WP] The zombie apocalypse finally comes. However, most Americans are thrilled because they can finally enact their zombie survival plan.	6
[WP] The universe is a computer simulation. However, the computer is nearly out of free RAM.	5
[WP] You are a dog bred for ferocity and protectiveness. However, you are bought by a boring suburban family that never does anything dangerous. You do your best to fit in but feel unsatisfied. Years later, an armed burglar breaks into the house in the middle of the night. This is your moment.	5
[WP] You decide to sell your soul to the Devil in order to prevent the heat death of the universe. You aren't the first person to come up with the idea, but with your soul he finally has enough power to do it.	3
[WP] As it turns out, every passenger who booked a seat on the Titanic is a time traveller. This is cause for some confusion on the crew's part.	3
[WP] Time travel is possible, but the human mind can only experience time linearly. If you travel forward in time, you do not remember/experience it until after your death. You are about to be the first person to time travel within your own lifetime.	3
[WP] Humanity decided that the easiest way to colonize the galaxy was by sending clones to other star systems. So many habitable worlds were discovered that each person could stake a claim to one, and send their clones there to colonize it. Describe a frontier world inhabited solely by your clones.	2
[WP] It turns out that humans are the only intelligent species in the universe capable of surviving in zero-g for more than a few hours. This has some interesting consequences for galactic history.	2

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