One of your senses is now ten times more effective...
which would have the worst effect and which would be quite useful?
My sense of smell is usually non-existent so having an enhanced sense of smell would be too overwhelming! Better eyesight would be great for me as I'm blind as a bat ๐
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My sense of smell is quite effective already annoyingly sometimes. I always seem to pick up on smells more than others. ๐
I think touch would probably be the worst if it meant you felt more pain.
And hearing would be the most helpful because I sometimes struggle there (probably because I blast my music so loud in my headphones).
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That sounds like a good idea @SheffieldMan1976! Which sense would be the worst for you?
I didn't think about pain and touch @Holly_Scope. Let's say it doesn't cause pain, it just makes you able to feel more, if that makes sense ๐
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I think being able to taste better would be so much fun! Imagine your favourite foods tasting x10 better๐คฉ
I've got quite good hearing so i don't think I woujld like that to be more effective as I think it would be really overwhelming to be able to hear everything everywhere I went!0
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