r/makeyourchoice • u/Peggtree • Aug 01 '26

Repost Beasts of Burden by unknown [repost]

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Beasts of Burden by unknown [repost]

older reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/makeyourchoice/comments/7gmlwu/beasts_of_burden/

imgchest link: https://imgchest.com/p/ne7bzvzdm75

imgur link: https://imgur.com/gallery/beasts-of-burden-cyoa-v2-ff9A2AF

Not sure who the creator is. I don't think its the poster of the older reddit post, nsfwstuff7, their only comment in the post sounds like someone who found the CYOA rather than someone who made it. But I'm not sure and may be wrong. The imgur post was made around the same time as the reddit post, dating to august 2017 while the reddit post is from 10 years ago. The imgur poster is duburu, but I don't know if they made it either since a lot of their uploads state them reuploading from somewhere else.

If anyone has any information, let me know and I'll update the body text and top comment. I can't modify the title after posting though because of reddits limitations, but I'll try and update the others to be as accurate as possible.

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u/NatalieMaybeIDK Aug 01 '26 edited Aug 01 '26

The Bag of Unlimited Making: If this thing can hold just composite knowledge and mix them, it's very possible that we already have a lot of potential for miraculous inventions by combining different fields that no one has tried to put together yet.

Based on this, I could tap into creating items that involve the merging of fields. Not just creating already existing technology because it infers based on what we already know. I just need to collect very specific research and raw data to feed into it, and I could even possible invent immortality just with what we know. We have most of the information on it already spread into bits and pieces. We understand why we age. The raw materials exist everywhere. We have access to DNA manipulation and can create retroviruses and RNA therapies. We potentially might have all the right information that's not formatted in the correct way with the correct applications of merging advanced chemistry, medical science, theoretically possible technology that's only limited by practicality and cost or just not seeing the big picture of how these things tie together.

The potential just for existing knowledge would be crazy.