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Would you rather step on a piece of lego barefoot everyday for a week, or get a single paper cut between your toes?
would you rather know when you will die or how you will die?
would you rather sweat mayonnaise or sweat ketchup?
would you rather have legs as long as your fingers, or fingers as long as your legs?
would you rather drink orange juice, expecting it to be milk, or drink milk expecting it to be orange juice?
would you rather have all farts be silent but extremely deadly, or all farts be harmless but extremely loud?
would you rather make your internet browsing history for the last 12 months accessible to anyone for a year, or give up the internet for a year?
would you rather understand any language, or be able to play any instrument?
would you rather always be a little bit too hot, or a little bit too cold?
would you rather fight 100 duck-sized horses or one horse-sized duck?
would you rather take a 50% chance of winning €100 million, or a 99% chance of winning €1 million?
would you rather never being able to lie, or never be able to tell the truth?

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