Picture a plain, empty table in front of you, six feet long and four feet wide. There’s nothing on it—not even a tablecloth or decorations—just a simple, everyday table. Now imagine someone asking, “If you could have anything you wanted to place on this table and keep it, what would you choose?” You can choose multiple items. It could be anything at all, tangible or intangible. But you can’t wish for anything that would harm you or others, including extraordinary physical or mental powers. However, you’ll have one caveat. If you were to die soon, would you change what you wanted? Will you still take the offer?
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