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I'm still having nightmares about that big skillet

280 upvotes • r/disenchantment

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[WP] Everyone has the ability to see 24 hours into the future, meaning you see everything that you will experience up to and including the moment that you die. One day everyone's ability stops at the same time and no one can see any part of the future. You are the exception and you can see why.

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[WP] Far into the future, you, an archaeologist find a relic from the late 1900s, ealry 2000s that is in no records database. You are now tasked with revealing this discovery to the rest of the world.

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Assuming that time could be frozen, would atlernating current still function?

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Would it be possible for humans to excavate enough materials or build something large enough to alter the earth's axis?

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If space was not an insulator, rather it was more like earth's atmosphere, how long would it take for the earth to burn up?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I'm still having nightmares about that big skillet	280	disenchantment
[WP] Everyone has the ability to see 24 hours into the future, meaning you see everything that you will experience up to and including the moment that you die. One day everyone's ability stops at the same time and no one can see any part of the future. You are the exception and you can see why.	8	WritingPrompts
[WP] Far into the future, you, an archaeologist find a relic from the late 1900s, ealry 2000s that is in no records database. You are now tasked with revealing this discovery to the rest of the world.	8	WritingPrompts
Assuming that time could be frozen, would atlernating current still function?	1	askscience
Would it be possible for humans to excavate enough materials or build something large enough to alter the earth's axis?	1	askscience
If space was not an insulator, rather it was more like earth's atmosphere, how long would it take for the earth to burn up?	1	askscience