The discussion centers around the appeal and potential applications of various superpowers, with participants expressing preferences for abilities like invulnerability, intangibility, super-strength, flight, and teleportation. Many contributors highlight the versatility of shape-shifting, emphasizing its potential for creativity and fun. The conversation also touches on the philosophical implications of superpowers, such as the loneliness of immortality and the unpredictability of omniscience. Participants debate the practicality of powers like mind reading and time travel, while some humorously suggest powers that would allow for personal gain, like generating money or manipulating others. The overarching theme reflects a fascination with the implications of superpowers on life, society, and personal experiences, with a mix of serious and lighthearted tones throughout the exchanges.
) but could not begin to build a decent acoustic guitar, although I have repaired/refretted/modified many of my electric guitars over the years, and have completely restored a number of old Fender tube amps from the '60s, including some that were badly hacked up and modded. I can rebuild and tune an old S&S racing carb, but I am at a loss as to how to tinker the fuel/air mixture on my newer computerized fuel-injected Softail, except to load a new performance map into my aftermarket computer (and those are pre-written for typical breather/exhaust/cam combinations). It's just as important to know what you don't know as it is to know what you do know, and the former is always monstrous compared to the latter.