Does “omnilingual” include knowledge over unattested languages, like Proto-Sino-Tibetan and Proto-Indo-European? If yes I’m picking it, and I’m revolutionising Historical Linguistics. (And getting rid of that bloody *e o ē ō vowel system.)
Assuming I can improve it by just getting stronger would only encourage my already disciplined gym habits and I would be twice as strong in any circumstance where I can make direct contact with something as well as use my telekinesis on it.
Natural talent just because getting past the “I’m so bad I’m not having fun” stage of literally any hobby/skill is the hardest thing for me to overcome. I hate every second and I usually quit before I develop enough to enjoy whatever It is.
3 and 4. Making great works of art would be easy peasy, then proceeding to be a couch potato while eating junk food and not having to worry at all about clogged arteries, diabetes, etc? Never having to worry about diseases? Count me the fuck in.
Perfect memory, because why not. 3 is good for upskilling and learning a new trade which in turn could generate more money. combined with number 2 i can even start a course teaching people trades.
1 and 7 for me. I work with 20+ languages and can’t understand a single one of them outside of English. Even the languages I’m trying to get a basic understanding of each have different dialects.
Also 7 would be a great way to encourage me to exercise. I’d be lifting weights with my arms and my mind for practise!
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6 and 7 for me thx
Does “omnilingual” include knowledge over unattested languages, like Proto-Sino-Tibetan and Proto-Indo-European? If yes I’m picking it, and I’m revolutionising Historical Linguistics. (And getting rid of that bloody *e o ē ō vowel system.)
Plus #4.
Omnilingual + perfect health, easily.
Natural talent and telekinesis.
Assuming I can improve it by just getting stronger would only encourage my already disciplined gym habits and I would be twice as strong in any circumstance where I can make direct contact with something as well as use my telekinesis on it.
Natural talent just because getting past the “I’m so bad I’m not having fun” stage of literally any hobby/skill is the hardest thing for me to overcome. I hate every second and I usually quit before I develop enough to enjoy whatever It is.
3 and 4. Making great works of art would be easy peasy, then proceeding to be a couch potato while eating junk food and not having to worry at all about clogged arteries, diabetes, etc? Never having to worry about diseases? Count me the fuck in.
2 and 3 for sure.
Perfect memory, because why not. 3 is good for upskilling and learning a new trade which in turn could generate more money. combined with number 2 i can even start a course teaching people trades.
i would say 4 and 7. 6 seems useful at first but what if you need surgery?
Local anasthetic?
1 and 7 for me. I work with 20+ languages and can’t understand a single one of them outside of English. Even the languages I’m trying to get a basic understanding of each have different dialects.
Also 7 would be a great way to encourage me to exercise. I’d be lifting weights with my arms and my mind for practise!
3 and 4. Easy.
3 & 4 for sure. Idgaf about most of the rest of em
2 and 3
Perfect health seems kinds suss. That pill looking like a cigarette
I choose 1 and 3. 1 because I like learning languages, and 3 because ADHD, motherfuckers.
perfect health and natural talent. because right now I’m the opposite of both.
Probably 2 and 3. I’d like to be uber smart instead of the dumbass I am now.