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A weird cosmic being appears at your current location and alerts you that the second they disappear, the next creature you physically see with your eyes will swop bodies with you permanently.

You quickly close your eyes.

What would you do?

Rule: You must see this creation in person, you cannot look a picture.

If you are currently blind: As a gift your current body is given the ability to see.

You are offered a contract to spend the next 10 years alone running one of the new Spacex data centers in space.

On board you will work 10 hours a day plus be on call 24 hours maintaining the space station.

You will receive fresh food, water, oxygen, and medical supplies by drone once per week all complementary.

You are also offered the ability to take a shuttle home once per year for the week of Christmas.

The space station is equipped with a bedroom, gym, office/gaming room, kitchen, and meeting room.

The pay is $850,000 per year (first paycheck hits 1 year into the contract)

Would you accept and what what would life look like for you on the space station.

I found the radio station recently and really like the unique style the station has, but I noticed all the DJs I hear seem to be broadcasting from cities like Los Angeles and Atlanta.

Just curious if any of the DJs actually live in Cincinnati?

Hello.

My work has an open office layout which really stresses me out constantly seeing and being seen by everyone essentially all day and hearing all conversations around me.

Any suggestions on things I could bring to make the desk feel more relaxing.

We also do not have assigned desks so anything brought has to be taken home every day.

A new startup emerges that plans to unlock the processing power of the human brain as an alternative to costly data centers. 

Contractors will be paid $40 an hour to give a starting percentage of 75% their brains processing power to AI companies during your shift.

Once you receive a simple surgery to install a small port on the side of your head you can plug directly into the company’s network to lend your brains processing power.

Starting out you will be required to give up to 75% of your brains processing power to the company while you remain conscious but paralyzed as you feel and see your brain working collectively to solve the information that is given, such as crunching data, temp

May be crazy, but am I the only one that wishes foot traffic like that was the norm for downtown Cincinnati?

So tired of the constant temperature swings of the Ohio valley.

Where has the best weather to keep the windows open almost year round?

I have my windows open in February and it feels amazing!

The snow and single digit temperatures has really been weighing on me this year.

What is life like for those of you that decided to give up winter and move somewhere warm year round.

I just got done with the first yearly midwestern digging out your car from the snow while continuously repeating "why the x do I live here".

How's life in the warmer regions right now?

I hears plenty of posts about the cons.

I get it's hot, expensive, and crowded and everyone there dreams about winter in Ohio, but for those that enjoy living there, what is life like?