

Fun prompt idea I came up with, screenshot of a folder full of pictures from a trip. Some are terrifying but still very interesting.
Prompt:
>Generate an image: Screenshot of a maximized file explorer window open to a folder called '<location>_<year>', displaying a large variety of large photo thumbnails taken by a <age> years old <subject>. The photos are a mixture of high and low effort, clumsy and careful.
A few examples I used:
>Generate an image: Screenshot of a maximized file explorer window open to a folder called 'tokyo_trip_2007', displaying a large variety of large photo thumbnails taken by a 48 year-old father. The photos are a mixture of high and low effort, clumsy and careful.
>Generate an image: Screenshot of a maximized file explorer window open to a folder called 'newyork_trip_2025', displaying a large variety of large photo thumbnails taken by a 22-year-old woman. The photos are a mixture of high and low effort, clumsy and careful.
>Generate an image: Screenshot of a maximized file explorer window open to a folder called 'brazil_trip_1997', displaying a large variety of large photo thumbnails taken by what was a 52-year-old tourist.
>Generate an image: Screenshot of a maximized file explorer window open to a folder called 'paris_trip_2007', displaying a large variety of large photo thumbnails taken by a 23-year-old tourist.
WYR (A) One human is selected at random to spend an eternity tortured in hell, or (B) All of humanity is immediately annihilated right now, everybody dies without afterlife - and what is your justification?
For (A), there is no afterlife for any other humans, assume a totally annihilationist framework. One person will spend eternity in hell, and for everybody else life will go on as normal until they die and are then totally destroyed.
For (B), there is no eternal torment for anybody - everybody is totally annihilated immediately the exact moment after you pick this option. Humanity ceases to exist entirely. Including you, obviously.