• @morphballganon
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    95 months ago

    If I could use my scientific mastery to advance technology, that one.

    Otherwise, I’d love to do art for Magic cards.

      • @morphballganon
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        35 months ago

        My mind immediately went to solar, but I guess water filtration solutions for global access to fresh water would be good. Maybe a solar-powered water condenser and filter? Pull water out of the air, for places that don’t have great water distribution infrastructure, that kind of thing.

  • @[email protected]M
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    75 months ago

    Sooo cure cancer or draw the most specific hentai you could imagine. I’m in quite a pickle here.

    I’ll go for an artistic mind. I have a more serious artistic itch than a scientific curiosity.

  • PM_ME_VINTAGE_30S [he/him]
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    75 months ago

    Mastery over science and math because (1) I already have a creative background in music and (2) I could do way more innovative stuff in music with a background in science.

    Actually this kinda parallels my rationale for going to engineering school.

      • PM_ME_VINTAGE_30S [he/him]
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        35 months ago

        I already do take inspiration from visual art and writing when I write music. IMO if this happened to me I’d stop reading math and engineering books to go spend time developing my craft in music and art. I think that the process of “developing my craft” is a lot more fun in music than math and science.

  • @Sanctus
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    35 months ago

    Mastery, I can use that mastery and my (admittedly just alright) artistic skills to program the games I want to make.

  • @edgemaster72
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    25 months ago

    I feel like I’d just squander the math/science ability by laziness, there’d always be more I could be doing. The other one I could just use once and not even necessarily need again.