Word Processor Of the Gods

[michal]

That one is pretty hard. Would I delete bad things, risking that good things will lose their power in their absence? Will I take away wanting, knowing that without it there will be no progress, fear knowing that without it there may be no outstanding courage, or loss, knowing that without it nothing will make our golden moments so precious?

For myself, I would delete death, but not because I wish to go on enjoying life. It is just my one desire to hear the story out.

[The Outsider]

I'd get rid of Dr. phil, Matt Lauer, Bob Saget, and Stephanie Meyer. and all Twilight books and such. And world hunger and global warming and sexual abuse and all that stuff.

And STDs...

[strange]

I'd proberly get rid of bad authors like Meyer and anyone else who's responsible for society crumpling (i know I'm very oppomistic )

[AnnekoMartian]

I wouldn't. I couldn't. Who knows what I could screw up, even operating with the purest of intentions, even picking the one thing I think the world couldn't possibly need, the one thing we'd all be better off without... suppose I made a mistake?

Or worse, suppose I decided I really liked having the control? Suppose I started coming up with other things the world didn't need?

I got bullied a lot when I was young...

Suppose I started deleting people?

Constantly Reading,
Anneko Martian

[liya]

Stephanie Meyer is probably at the top of my list; her and cancer.

[Rhett]

self delusion. Let people do what they like, but at least be forced to be honest about their motivations for it.

[God]

I would delete Poison, Motley Crue, Ratt, and all of the other cross dressing hair bands of the 80's. For some reason these bands just annoy the bejeesus out of me!

[bryantburnette]

I'd get rid of people who can't spell Stephenie Meyer's name correctly.

That, and the ability to judge things without possessing actual knowledge of them.

Also, spiders.

[elevelyn]

Id delete mental illness, gossip, sexual abuse, poverty and cigarettes

[Pucker]

The New York Yankees.