Big, red button or big, blue one
- ramblinggnomes
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Big, red button or big, blue one
Is it real? What happens if you don´t press the button? Is it the matrix style and you wake up from the artificial reality?
If you haven´t already read the book and know what happens, give me your opinions! Is it a test? What happens if he doesn´t push it?
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I would definitely push the red button. No matter how bad my own situation, I would want this world to go on spinning on its axis! I think in the end Henry would have pushed the red button and saved the planet even considering all he had been through. Especially with Diego in his life as an influence to change.ramblinggnomes wrote:This is clearly a psychological test. Choose to save the planet by pushing the big, red button.
Is it real? What happens if you don´t press the button? Is it the matrix style and you wake up from the artificial reality?
If you haven´t already read the book and know what happens, give me your opinions! Is it a test? What happens if he doesn´t push it?
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And why red anyway? Red means stop; green means go; so why wasn't it a green button?
To answer the question, I would push the button. After that, the world goes on and we can react and try to tweak solutions to continuing problems. Not pushing the button leaves me with no further options. I like options.
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