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  1. Would You Rather
  2. Would you rather be the last human on Earth or the…
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Would you rather be the last human on Earth or the first human on a new planet?

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Option A

Last human on Earth

Option B

First human on new planet

Last means loneliness and extinction. First means pioneering but isolation. Both are profound solitude.

Why this works

At first glance, this riddle presents a choice that seems starkly different but ultimately reveals a deeper truth about the human experience. Being the last human on Earth conjures images of desolation, where loneliness reigns supreme, and any semblance of connection has vanished into the void of time. In contrast, being the first human on a new planet may appear to be a thrilling adventure filled with uncharted possibilities, yet it too carries the heavy burden of isolation, as the pioneer stands alone amidst the vastness of the cosmos, with no one to share their triumphs or trials. This clever juxtaposition invites us to reflect on the nuances of solitude, emphasizing that whether we find ourselves at the end of humanity or at the dawn of a new era, the essence of being alone remains unchanged. The riddle taps into our innate fear of loneliness while simultaneously celebrating the human spirit's yearning for exploration and discovery. In many ways, it challenges us to rethink what it means to be alone—drawing us into a contemplative space where both scenarios evoke profound feelings of isolation, albeit in different contexts. Interestingly, this theme of solitude resonates across literature and philosophy, where both isolation and companionship are explored as fundamental aspects of the human condition. From the existential musings of philosophers like Jean-Paul Sartre to the adventurous tales of explorers crossing uncharted territories, the interplay between being alone and the quest for connection is a timeless narrative. So next time you ponder your place in the universe, remember this riddle and how it elegantly encapsulates the duality of our existence.

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