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If the world should end, would you prefer by zombie invasion, natural disasters or several meteors off course?

Several meteors
Burn baby burn!!!!


What’s the scariest thing you’ve ever done, and why did you do it?

Damn what is the scariest thing I’ve ever done? I got caught walking in the rain, and a huge King ranch stopped and asked if I wanted a ride...again I was stuck in the rain wearing a dress...soooo the back on my mind was like omgomgomgomgomgIhopehesnotaserialkiller! lol he was a really nice guy just a true southern gentleman (accent look and all) he was actually cute too and turns out I was walking the wrong direction from where I was headed..... By the way I lived,


What’s the first thing you’re gonna do when this covid chaos is over ???

Just after quarantine is lifted, I 'll visit family certainly. Then, a sport session outdoors will be nice (need to get fit again).
And when travel is allowed again all over in European Union, I 'd love to visit to take a few days in the most beautiful city in the world.

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How you enjoying your time Hey-Ai so far ?

I'm enjoying my time on Hey-ai alot. Especially the forum and thread conversation topics

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What is your proudest accomplishment ?

Going to med school and becoming a doctor one day.


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Who is your role model and why?

Bill Gates! Ruthlessly ambitious, has saved tens of millions of lives, will donate all his wealth to charity.

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What is a controversial opinion you have?

When a ruthless businessman get to doing "charity", he will never do it entirely in a selfless way for free.

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What to you plan to have for your next meal ?

"When a ruthless businessman get to doing "charity", he will never do it entirely in a selfless way for free."

Charity is almost never selfless One can argue that if you feel good yourself, then is it truly selfless? Also, goodness in the world, as long as it's good, shouldn't it be celebrated?

I ate a hamburger!

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What do you think about Jun's comment?

archer wrote: "When a ruthless businessman get to doing "charity", he will never do it entirely in a selfless way for free."

Charity is almost never selfless One can argue that if you feel good yourself, then is it truly selfless? Also, goodness in the world, as long as it's good, shouldn't it be celebrated?

I ate a hamburger!

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What do you think about Jun's comment?

I think the way in which Jun’s statement is constructed, his comment holds truth. The word ‘ruthless’ leads the reader to assume the businessman has no altruistic motives.
The optimist in me believes that there are truly unselfish individuals in the world. I look at the likes of Mother Teresa, volunteers at food banks and homeless shelters, women’s and mental health support networks, and even some individuals on this forum, etc.
Not everyone is a Jeff Besos, Jared Kushner, or a Martin Shkreli for that matter. I do think that there is a perception, both fair and unfair, that the wealthy do not give their “fair share” during acts of altruism. Studies have show that per capita lower income persons do give a larger percent of their household incomes than those persons in higher income households.

How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

A whole forest for sure.

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What is your hope for mankind after the pandemic ?

That we realize we aren't special or invincible in this world and to not f*ck up Climate change.

Do you agree that (charity begins at home)? In that if you can't minimally care for the people close to you. What is the likelihood that love and charity would be provided to strangers?