I did think the question implied this as a superpower you only have and it’s for one metric only.
However, I am curious as to what governs the metric of how many “spoons” someone has left. It’s not like when I’m getting down to the wire I’m thinking “well I’ve got about 2 fucks left in me to give”.
I realized later I misunderstood the scope of the prompt, yeah.
As far as spoon count, like so many of the other responses in this thread it would require quantization of something not so easily expressed as a simple value, and things to have to give spoons about arent really equal in value/cost. That said, I think I could generally characterize my “spoon costs” as small, medium, and large, and when I’m down to maybe 2 medium spoons I can feel that amount.
I did think the question implied this as a superpower you only have and it’s for one metric only. However, I am curious as to what governs the metric of how many “spoons” someone has left. It’s not like when I’m getting down to the wire I’m thinking “well I’ve got about 2 fucks left in me to give”.
I realized later I misunderstood the scope of the prompt, yeah.
As far as spoon count, like so many of the other responses in this thread it would require quantization of something not so easily expressed as a simple value, and things to have to give spoons about arent really equal in value/cost. That said, I think I could generally characterize my “spoon costs” as small, medium, and large, and when I’m down to maybe 2 medium spoons I can feel that amount.