One day, you're surfing the internet (or doing some other fun activity) when you discover an icon on your computer screen, smart device or even a wall/table nearby. Touching the icon gives you a way to alter the world, if not all existence, however you wish. What would you change (and if the alteration was temporary, for how long?)

For what it's worth, one thing I'd do is give everyone on Earth a pocket universe (ie inside their closet or a mystical gem) to escape to and use as their 'happy place'. With the way things are going in the real world, I think we could all use one. ^_^U

Have fun, folks. ^_^

Well,I would like a purple button that I could touch and doing so be able to drag a person from any part of the universe through my monitor and punch the **** out of them.

I would change things such that only qualified scientists could report on scientific studies. Science journalism drives me up the wall.

I would get rid of all transphobia, and magically make someone understand the corresponding issues.

(This can also be done for racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, and everything else along these lines.)

I'd delete everything.

I like OP's the most, it encapsulates everything I'd ever want in one convenient package, and it doesn't inconvenience anyone in this reality or risk undoing anything in this timeline.

But then I'd need to obtain my parallel reality loicense.

Thanks. ^_^

My intention with the idea was that each alternate existence would be at least 1 centillion (10^600) times the size of our own universe (if not truly infinite). It would cater to the owner's every whim, desire, fetish and fantasy and, because the only limit to its (im)possible incarnations was the master's/mistress' imagination, anything would be possible. ^_^

The owner would be free to leave and revisit this place, of course, but, some will no doubt argue, who would want to? ^_^U Whatever you believe will help, friend. ^_^ Can't say I'm surprised. ^_^

Here's another idea (less serious):

Take the alter/fix from post 8 of this topic, and make sure it does not happen; in fact, I would do the opposite of what post 8 says. (The post number can be found by moving the mouse cursor to the post, and will appear by the post date, and is also used in links to the post.)

I would remove anyone from the world, who is willing (or incites others) to kill in the name of some god or some political leader or because of race or nationality.