Back when I was in the depths of drug addiction, I was arrogant enough to believe I could think of enough permutations of possible outcomes given input variable

Back when I was in the depths of drug addiction, I was arrogant enough to believe I could think of enough permutations of possible outcomes given input variables etc. But I was always wrong. I couldn’t predict the future — and neither can you. None of us can. > The task at hand, though, was to come up with a concrete scenario and you've failed at that. Nah. The task I assigned myself (I don’t work for you) was to highlight the error in your logical reasoning. Truth and reality is a lot more analogue. It’s never two options. Might be a good take home exercise for you to come up with a few boring and likely options that sit somewhere in the middle of dystopia and utopia. But you don’t have to.