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ption A                           | Option B                          | Option A % | Option B % |

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| Live without music                 | Live without movies               | 47%        | 53%        |

| Always feel cold                   | Always feel hot                   | 42%        | 58%        |

| Be alone forever                   | Be surrounded by annoying people  | 37%        | 63%        |

| Eat only vegetables                | Eat only meat                     | 55%        | 45%        |

| Never use the internet again       | Never watch TV again              | 48%        | 52%        |

| Lose your sense of smell           | Lose your sense of taste          | 53%        | 47%        |

| Always be 10 minutes late          | Always be 20 minutes early        | 36%        | 64%        |

| Never be able to speak             | Always have to speak your mind    | 44%        | 56%        |

| Only eat sweet food                | Only eat salty food               | 49%        | 51%        |

| Live without a phone               | Live without a computer           | 41%        | 59%        |

| Never go outside                   | Never stay indoors                | 32%        | 68%        |

| Have no sense of humor             | Always laugh inappropriately      | 45%        | 55%        |

| Always have bad hair               | Always have bad breath            | 43%        | 57%        |

| Only be able to whisper            | Only be able to shout             | 52%        | 48%        |

| Always have to sing                | Always have to dance              | 50%        | 50%        |

| Live without friends               | Live without family               | 39%        | 61%        |

| Eat rotten food                    | Drink spoiled milk                | 34%        | 66%        |

| Never be able to read              | Never be able to write            | 58%        | 42%        |

| Be constantly tired                | Be constantly hungry              | 40%        | 60%        |

| Always feel embarrassed            | Always feel scared                | 46%        | 54%        |

| Live in a haunted house            | Live in a desert                  | 35%        | 65%        |

| Always be sweating                 | Always be shivering               | 42%        | 58%        |

| Never be able to see colors        | Never be able to hear music       | 47%        | 53%        |

| Eat only spicy food                | Eat only bland food               | 54%        | 46%        |

| Always be alone                    | Always be in a crowd              | 37%        | 63%        |

| Live without books                 | Live without movies               | 51%        | 49%        |

| Always be underdressed             | Always be overdressed             | 38%        | 62%        |

| Lose your dominant hand            | Lose your dominant foot           | 43%        | 57%        |

| Never use social media             | Never use email                   | 49%        | 51%        |

| Live in extreme heat               | Live in extreme cold              | 45%        | 55%        |

| Never travel again                 | Never have a home                 | 44%        | 56%        |

| Always be sticky                   | Always be itchy                   | 40%        | 60%        |

| Have no privacy                    | Have no freedom                   | 50%        | 50%        |

| Live without laughter              | Live without love                 | 39%        | 61%        |

| Only eat junk food                 | Only eat healthy food             | 53%        | 47%        |

| Always have nightmares             | Never dream again                 | 42%        | 58%        |

| Lose all your money                | Lose all your memories            | 38%        | 62%        |

| Always be sick                     | Always be in pain                 | 41%        | 59%        |

| Live without light                 | Live without darkness             | 34%        | 66%        |

| Never be able to lie               | Always have to lie                | 57%        | 43%        |

| Be always misunderstood            | Always misunderstand others       | 49%        | 51%        |

| Only eat cold food                 | Only eat hot food                 | 51%        | 49%        |

| Live without pets                  | Live without plants               | 39%        | 61%        |

| Always be broke                    | Always be bored                   | 46%        | 54%        |

| Have a one-minute conversation     | Have an hour-long conversation    | 43%        | 57%        |

| Never use a phone                  | Never use a car                   | 52%        | 48%        |

| Always be thirsty                  | Always need to use the bathroom   | 41%        | 59%        |

| Live without a bed                 | Live without a bathroom           | 36%        | 64%        |

| Be colorblind                      | Be tone-deaf                      | 45%        | 55%        |

| Live in the city                   | Live in the countryside           | 48%        | 52%        |

| Never wear shoes                   | Never wear a shirt                | 44%        | 56%        |

| Always have messy hair             | Always have dirty clothes         | 40%        | 60%        |

| Never eat sweets                   | Never eat salty snacks            | 47%        | 53%        |

| Live without electricity           | Live without running water        | 42%        | 58%        |

| Be constantly bored                | Be constantly busy                | 39%        | 61%        |

| Never use technology               | Never leave your home             | 43%        | 57%        |

| Live without air conditioning      | Live without heating              | 52%        | 48%        |

| Never see the sun                  | Never see the moon                | 35%        | 65%        |

| Always have wet socks              | Always have wet hair              | 37%        | 63%        |

| Only read books                    | Only watch TV                     | 48%        | 52%        |

| Always feel rushed                 | Always feel lazy                  | 46%        | 54%        |

| Live without soap                  | Live without shampoo              | 49%        | 51%        |

| Never taste chocolate              | Never taste cheese                | 50%        | 50%        |

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Olympics

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History of Olympics

     'The History of Olympics' 

Olympic Games are something other than a progression of athletic rivalries; they are a festival of human soul, assurance, and solidarity. We should take an excursion through the historical backdrop of the Olympics, featuring the human stories that have molded this worldwide peculiarity.

### Antiquated Starting points

The underlying foundations of the Olympic Games stretch back to 776 BC in antiquated Greece, where competitors accumulated in Olympia to respect Zeus. These games were not just games yet necessary pieces of Greek culture, cultivating a feeling of local area and shared legacy. The narratives of antiquated Olympians, similar to the unbelievable sprinter Leonidas of Rhodes, who won numerous occasions across four Olympiads, help us to remember the ageless human journey for greatness.

### Current Recovery

Quick forward to the late nineteenth 100 years, and we find Nobleman Pierre de Coubertin, whose energy for schooling and worldwide harmony roused the recovery of the Olympics. The main current Olympic Games in 1896 in Athens were an unobtrusive issue, yet they denoted the start of another period. Competitors like Spiridon Louis, a Greek water transporter who won the main long distance race, became public legends, epitomizing the Olympic soul of tirelessness and accomplishment.

### Accounts of Win and Challenge

Consistently, the Olympics have been a phase for endless accounts of human victory and versatility. Jesse Owens' presentation at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he won four gold decorations, remains as a strong image of resistance against racial separation and a demonstration of the bringing together force of sports.

The 1960 Rome Olympics saw Ethiopian sprinter Abebe Bikila impact the world forever by winning the long distance race shoeless, exhibiting the strength of the human soul and the capacity to beat misfortune. Essentially, the "Supernatural occurrence on Ice" in 1980, when the dark horse US hockey group crushed the vigorously preferred Soviet group, stays a powerful illustration of collaboration and conviction.

### Snapshots of Reflection

The Olympics have additionally been snapshots of significant reflection. The Munich slaughter in 1972, where 11 Israeli competitors were killed, was a sad sign of the weaknesses and pressures that can eclipse human undertakings. This occasion incited the Olympic people group to reinforce security and reaffirm its obligation to harmony and fortitude.

### Incorporation and Progress

The presentation of the Paralympics in 1960 and the Young Olympics in 2010 feature the developing inclusivity of the Olympic development. These occasions celebrate athletic ability as well as the different capacities and capability of individuals around the world. Competitors like swimmer Trischa Zorn, the most improved Paralympian, move millions with their accounts of fortitude and assurance.

### The Olympics Today

Today, the Olympic Games keep on being an encouraging sign and solidarity. They adjust to contemporary difficulties, including maintainability and innovative progressions, while staying consistent with their fundamental beliefs. The forthcoming Paris 2024 and Los Angeles 2028 Olympics guarantee new accounts of human victory, flexibility, and worldwide brotherhood.

### End

The historical backdrop of the Olympic Games is a rich embroidery woven with the strings of human undertaking, energy, and solidarity. From the antiquated fields of Olympia to the fantastic phases of current urban communities, the Olympics have forever been about something other than sports. They are about the tales of people and networks taking a stab at greatness, defeating obstructions, and meeting up in the soul of cordial rivalry.