ted (not lasso)
@ted
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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ted (not lasso)
@ted
FOLLOW-UP: this question is a version of a Japanese personality test that surfaces your priorities, particularly in stressful or exciting situations. the animal you chose to leave behind represents an area of life you would be willing to sacrifice. what each animal represents is threaded below :)
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
monkey: represents friendship and fun @cassie @chandresh.eth @jakeacasey @aerique.eth @qsteak.eth @g3rard.eth - congratulations, you're willing to ditch your friends* *but most likely because you don't use fun as a driving force while allows you to think long-term and know the types of friends you make will understand
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@ted
cow: represents family @nor @greg @syed @abe @lay2000lbs @drinkbeerkillwar.eth @hirameki - congrats, you're ditching your bloodline (aka your basic needs)* *but most likely because you want to keep them safe and you don't want them to waste time or energy worrying about you
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
horse: represents career @slowcrypto @brixbounty - congrats, you're ditching your career*! better hope your managers - or any recruiters - aren't on here ;) *but most likely because you live a full life and understand the importance of friends, family, and good balance
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Syed Shah🏴☠️🌊
@syed
I like the keep them safe option because that sounds exactly like my preferred option. Also debated keeping ego behind but decided to keep family safe. It is an adventure after all. I like it. This was fun @ted. 10/10 game would play again.
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DBKW🦉🎩
@drinkbeerkillwar.eth
By Montana cultural standards cow represents beef… and while it is important to have cattle when making your way across the Oregon trail…I took this as a more Lord of Rings-type quest we could subsist on waybread
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Connor McCormick
@nor
this is actually completely true.
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Jeff Feiwell
@hyper
@greg now you starve. Smh
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