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Crawling through time: vintage caterpillars, some giant.
Rabbit and Crocodiles, painting by Nishino Yoichi
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Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1946
watercolor, scraping, scrubbing on paper Watermark- Whatman 1943: HAND MADE J WHATMAN 1943 ENGLAND 40 ¾ x 27 1/16 in. (103.5 x 68.7 cm) Inscription Verso in black crayon: MARK ROTHKO Estate/Inventory Number1011.44 Collection National Gallery of Art, Gift of The Mark Rothko Foundation, Inc., 1986.43.175. © Kate Rothko Prizel and Christopher Rothko
Extended description of Choice 1:
Humans, along with all traces of human civilization, disappear instantaneously. No one feels pain. No one feels fear. No one even knows. There won't be nuclear reactor meltdowns or the likes, because that stuff is all gone. Assume any damage to ecosystems (such as from dams disappearing) will be temporary. Disregard edge cases like animals being trapped in suddenly un-excavated mines n such.
Essentially we're just all gone and have been cleaned up after. Extinct species aren't miraculously back, but nature's domain over the planet is fully restored.
You've been chosen, you are the right person to make the decision, and you must decide:
Humans & all traces of civilization disappear
Nothing changes
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