Will you push the button?

[Kyndreth]

Yes... it gives me the option. The option would be useful.

Would you push the button if it took away your art skills, but would give 10 babies really amazing art skills that will appear in their lives?

[npixelz]

sure, I mean, my art skills aren't that great anyways, and helping others even in a small way like that, just gives you a good feeling.

would you push the button if it was actually one of those clown noses that make a sorta honking sound when pushed?

[Polaris]

Yes! I'd also probably use it to scare anyone around me or catch by the surprise with the sudden honk.

Would you push the button if, when you pushed it, food automatically appeared but it was neither your favorite food nor food you despised, just food you were "okay" with?

[Cloudy]

Yeah, I eat p much anything so I'm good

Woudl you push the button if it gave you the ability to teleport anywhere you want, but it only worked 50% of the time?

[npixelz]

as long as when it didn't work, it didn't go wonky and mess me up. then yeah, I'd press it.

would you push it if you worked in a button factory and were already pushing buttons with your right hand, left hand, right foot, left foot, tongue, forehead, knees, and elbows?

[Gingerale]

I'd push it with my shoulder if it was for something rewarding.

Would you push the button if the you could go back in time but not be able to return to your time?

[Polaris]

Nah, I'd rather I stay in the present permanently than go back in time permanently.

Would you push the button if it gave you a new heightened sense each time you pressed it, but at the cost of the strength of another? (e.g. you gain the eyesight of an eagle but become almost deaf in both ears, etc.)

[npixelz]

if pressing it again would nullify the effects of the last time I pressed it, so I could cycle through and decide on the one I liked best than yeah, but if I still was affected by the last time, than I'd rather not.

would you push it if it gave you a random power that makes it easier to do many things, but also makes it harder to do other things?

[Dipper]

Eh. Nah. I'm like that already I guess. My strengths and weaknesses would just end up reversed.

Would you push the button if it had an effect that was too good to actually be true?

[Boris]

Yes, I would.

Would you press the button if it destroyed the world but brought you your one true love back?

[Dipper]

If it destroys the world they'd have nowhere to live though...
But yes, probably...

Would you press the button if it gave you superpowers but made you wet paper when it rained?

[Boris]

(Oh! I finally understood the question!)
Yes, I would. I could probably use the wet paper for something (Do I win the words twist award?)

Would you press the button if it meant it would keep you alive but you would practically be immortal?

[Lemon Cheesecake]

if I am in a healthy/fit condition I would

would you press the button if you could take classes from home but it meant doing twice as much work?

[Polaris]

Hmm... probably not. Taking classes from home would just make me dread home since I'd probably associate it with school work -- as of now, my home and my bed are my only solace and escape from homework and exams

Would you push the button if you make the greatest (scientific, psychological, environmental, etc.) discovery ever known to mankind, but never be properly credited in history books?

[Dipper]

(Lol yes you do pfft XD)

Hmm... Maybe, if the discovery is for everybody's good...

Would you push the button if it made you the most intelligent person ever, but you couldn't communicate it to anybody?