If you had the chance to build anything, i would build a

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In summary, the person would build a device which would teleport them anywhere in time and space, and would also have a powerful laser beam.
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What would you build, if you were given godly powers and could defy the laws of everything!

Id build a device which fitted on my wrist, could telport me anywhere through time and through space and could get any file off the internet within 5 seconds, no matter hwat sixze it is, and store it in a databank which wouldn't get full, and it would have a little computer built in with a holograph matrix thing so i could generate a monior sort of thing :P

how about you ? :P
 
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I'd build me a machine that would make me happy, fed, sheltered and loved without having to be a wage slave.
 
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I'd really like to be able to just fly around like Superman or something...
 
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Originally posted by N_Quire
I'd build me a machine that would make me happy, fed, sheltered and loved without having to be a wage slave.

hmm, like a womb? now that i would love to see, a womb for 'big' kids craving the comfort only a mother can provide
 
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perpetual motion machine

that's my ticket to fame, power, and riches.
 
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Originally posted by climbhi
I'd really like to be able to just fly around like Superman or something...

And be very strong like him, but without his allergies.

I would like to build something which can brainwash people ... like the Rupert Murdoch empire.
 
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I would build the machine from the movie, "Battlefield Earth". The machine feeds knowledge directly into your mind, at extreme speed. And it contains all the knowledge of a race of beings that have conquered galaxies (which were full of other races, whose knowledge/wisdom was in no way negligible).
 
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I would build the same machine Mentat has taken an interest in. Sounds very cool.
I would also build a machine that would kill viruses that make people sick. Then there'd be no more sickness.
 
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If you had the chance to build anything, i would build a...
... library.

- S.
 
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Originally posted by MajinVegeta
I would build the same machine Mentat has taken an interest in. Sounds very cool.
I would also build a machine that would kill viruses that make people sick. Then there'd be no more sickness.


Your forgetting bacteria and genetics related sickness.

Abyway I thibk I you build a machine that you could get 8 hours in 15 minutes. I always though taht sleeping was a waste of time
 
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id also like to add to my device a very very very powerful laser beam (globe cutting sort of strength... just for fun though :P), it would keep me healthy all the time, can recreate anything i ask it to (like the holodecks on star trek, where a computer create and then decreates things) but only works when its on my arm :)
 
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build a machine that is able to creat elfs that can do any thing to me
 
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Infinite Improbability Drive
 
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A death star certainly.
I'll teach those rebel scum a lesson...
 

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