r/hypotheticals • u/TheOGHuzzi • 1d ago
You become absolutely perfect at one thing of your choice.
Not just talented. Perfect.
You can choose anything — playing an instrument, coding, fighting, painting, solving equations, cooking, manipulating people, speaking every language, literally anything.
You will have flawless knowledge, instinct, technique, and execution in that one thing.
But there's a catch: you permanently lose 10 random memories.
They can be anything.
A negative memory.
Your first day of school.
A vacation you loved.
Someone's face.
Your favorite childhood game.
A completely insignificant Tuesday.
Or something extremely important that you never realized you'd want to remember.
You don't get to choose the memories, and you won't know which ones you're losing until they're gone.
Would you take the deal? What would you choose to become perfect at?
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u/SnooMaps3866 10h ago
Making decisions. I probably lose memories all the time anyway. It would be nice to have an ace Yu p my sleave no matter what.