In class, teacher asked us a question: “Would you rather never eat a hamburger for the rest of your life, or every time you sneeze you turn into your opposite gender”
In class of ~20 people I was the only one that chose the latter.
I even got questioned how I reached that conclusion, and I thought it was pretty easy. I can always change back if I just sneeze again, and all in all it doesn’t seem like it would really impact my life. I don’t even like hamburgers but choosing a lifetime abstinence vs something you can undo felt pretty obvious
The next 20 min or so of lesson was arguing on how I reached that option
Was my answer really that weird? I’ve been thinking about this for months now…
Edit: I’m not from English speaking country, The class was a university English lecture. The question was asked in English, but after I gave my answer we swapped to our native language to discuss how I got to my conclusion. If it was all in English I’d just think we were practicing but we pretty much stopped the lesson after my answer
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r/NoStupidQuestions In class, teacher asked us a question: “Would you rather never eat a hamburger for the rest of your life, or every time you sneeze you turn into your opposite gender” In class of ~20 people I was the only one that chose the latter. I even got questioned how I reached that conclusion, and I thought it was pretty easy. I can always change back if I just sneeze again, and all in all it doesn’t seem like it would really impact my life. I don’t even like hamburgers but choosing a lifetime abstinence vs something you can undo felt pretty obvious The next 20 min or so of lesson was arguing on how I reached that option Was my answer really that weird? I’ve been thinking about this for months now… Edit: I’m not from English speaking country, The class was a university English lecture. The question was asked in English, but after I gave my answer we swapped to our native language to discuss how I got to my conclusion. If it was all in English I’d just think we were practicing but we pretty much stopped the lesson after my answer submitted by /u/Diegosmen [link] [comments]
In class, teacher asked us a question: “Would you rather never eat a hamburger for the rest of your life, or every time you sneeze you turn into your opposite gender”
In class of ~20 people I was the only one that chose the latter.
I even got questioned how I reached that conclusion, and I thought it was pretty easy. I can always change back if I just sneeze again, and all in all it doesn’t seem like it would really impact my life. I don’t even like hamburgers but choosing a lifetime abstinence vs something you can undo felt pretty obvious
The next 20 min or so of lesson was arguing on how I reached that option
Was my answer really that weird? I’ve been thinking about this for months now…
Edit: I’m not from English speaking country, The class was a university English lecture. The question was asked in English, but after I gave my answer we swapped to our native language to discuss how I got to my conclusion. If it was all in English I’d just think we were practicing but we pretty much stopped the lesson after my answer
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