you’re going an adventure (you define the adventure, don’t ask me any questions). there are 5 animals, but you can only bring 4. which are you leaving behind?

lion, horse, cow, rabbit, monkey.

(I’ll tell you what it means in 24 hours)

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I have a duty to also bring my animal friends back from the adventure. The fragile & weak 🐰 is the most likely to NGMI, so I’d leave him behind. The others are resilient and sturdy, except perhaps the 🐒 who can always ride safely with me on the 🐴. The 🦁 will scare off predators. The 🐮 will provide milk

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Literally my same thought process. Bunny is out. Scared what this is going to say about me 😂😅

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This is hilarious bc my brain immediately connects adventure to “critical mission defcon 1” & therefore immediately thinks utility. I didn’t even think of adventure = friendly road trip as an option. Clearly my nervous system/brain immediately prepares for the worst case scenarios! Thank you for the insight haha

Probably that you value utility over warmth/empathy/love etc. An adventure can be taken as anything from a "critical mission" (in which case utility trumps all else) or as a "friendly road trip" (in which case enjoyment is the goal). The premise is ambiguous enough that no answer is right, wrong, or really revealing.