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 What? lol, I'm not really sure what you're trying to say

I always rush to find out the rules wherever I go!  It's like I constantly ride the line once I find them.  I do not know what would happen if I couldn't.  My doors and windows would be locked tight for at least a few weeks, getting back to your question.  I think we would be okay!  There are plenty of heroes around us! 

by Karla

I always rush to find out the rules wherever I go!  It's like I constantly ride the line once I find them.  I do not know what would happen if I couldn't.  My doors and windows would be locked tight for at least a few weeks, getting back to your question.  I think we would be okay!  There are plenty of heroes around us! 

 hmmm..you remind me of someone...perfecting your character i see

by Thrill Kill

To me, personally, anything that was previously illegal will instantly bore me, including murder. 

That's probably the most interesting thing I've heard you say so far.

To answer wilful's question, I agree with Miss.

"I'd say that the first reaction probably be that crime would increase and people would start killing and being territorial.

After a while I think we'd calm down and learn to coexist."

Doesn't this sort of imply that the presence of laws creates a hunger to commit crimes, and that the world after they've sated their appetites would be better off without laws?

 I think it means that anyone who was strong enough to survive would be someone you wouldn't want to mess with, so self preservation would take the place of law.

 "What would life be like without rules?"

A less enjoyable place, things you get for free have less pay off, they excite your nuts less. 

Isn't the proposition of having no rules a rule itself?

In the end the rulelesness will coalesce into a set of discernible rules for the sake of individual and group survival.

I have a better question.

What would happen if everyone in the world suddenly lost all their memories, but retained their resultant personalities and skills/abilities?

"What would happen if everyone in the world suddenly lost all their memories, but retained their resultant personalities and skills/abilities?"

Thank you for that delightful piece of an enlightening bit of fantasy.

I shall most definitely look into that one.

Ignorance brings the most pleasant and unpleasant of surprises.

Hence the blissful sensation.