None; all insects are necessary in the grand scheme of things
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*for purposes of this poll, all small bug-like things with or without legs, wings and antennae shall be considered insects regardless of their formal classification. Many obnoxious insectoids including crop and garden pests had to be left out because of limitation on the number of poll options. All rights reserved. This poll is not claimed to prevent, treat or cure any disease.
For years you and your best friend have casually remarked to each other that if one of you won the lottery, you’d split it 50-50. Lo and behold, you actually do win a billion dollars one day. Do you split?
yes, I must keep my word
no, it was only casual remarks
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Variation: Your spouse wins a billion dollars but had previously had such a ‘deal’ with his/her best friend(s). Do you agree with them splitting the jackpot?
A billion’s easy. You’d still have way more left than you need to live on for the rest of your life. Let’s make it a million: even half’s still a great deal of money, but probably not enough to make you confident that you won’t wind up in need. Do you still keep your word to give away half of it?
OK, I have been a Pepsi drinker for lo these many years and my New Years resolution for 2022 was to lose weight (which I have been doing). For 2023 I am considering changing to a no-calorie version of Pepsi to further reduce my waistline.
So the Question is: Which of the two choices below tastes the closest to the original Pepsi?
You are sitting in an airliner, pre-takeoff, when the flight attendants announce a wacky gimmick - any volunteer passenger who can stand up in the aisle and perform all the safety briefing acts flawlessly from memory, without the attendants demonstrating (how to use and inflate life vest, how to fasten the seat belt, the use of oxygen masks, where the exits are, brace position, etc.) will get a $500 voucher. (Assume that this is legal for the airline to do)
You’ve decided to buy that thing that’s 40% off, and the place you want to buy it from says if you order by midnight it’ll be delivered on Saturday.
This item turns out to be heavy (at least 70lbs) in a huge box (say a box no smaller than 3’x5’). And for Saturday they’re predicting with near certainty there will be terrible weather, either a tropical storm or a snowy/icy Nor’easter.
Does the weather forecast play into your decision of whether to order tonight, or wait a couple of days to order so it’s not delivered until Monday or Tuesday, post-storm?
No, because it wouldn’t occur to me to connect the dots between the weather and potential issues with this delivery
No, I have considered ways it could be problematic but I’m ultimately unconcerned
Yes, I don’t want to risk it to be delayed
Yes, I’d feel guilty for having the delivery person struggle with a huge box out in awful weather
Yes, I don’t want to struggle in awful weather to get a huge box in the front door from where it’s left when delivered