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What if every step you took made a piano sound from the ground? I imagine a scene where running creates an upbeat tempo song, and walking slowly turns into a calm lullaby, making the entire street a grand concert hall composed by people's footsteps😁

I've had this thought since I was in kindergarten: maybe it's because I have a big ego, or maybe it's related to Yin and Yang and the Five Elements, but I've always thought that each person has an element like water, fire, or earth. I'm a fire type with a lot of fat.

What if you could capture the dreams you have while sleeping in a beautiful glass bottle? I imagine opening the cap whenever I feel down or tired, taking out a piece of my happiest dream to look at 😯, and sharing sweet dreams as gifts with those around me 😄.

If the Earth wasn't round but flat, would it rotate clockwise when spinning, or would it flip over as it spins? (Refer to the image) Or would all countries be on one side?

I imagine a scene where if I say "Good morning," the morning sun greets me, and when people say "Cheer up," they give me gifts!

What if, instead of clock hands, beautiful flower petals fell one by one as time passed? I imagine a scene where even the boring passage of time piles up into a dazzling flower path, and by the end of the day, only a sweet floral scent fills the room! (I pushed my imagination to the limit thinking about this😎)

Imagine books about the sea giving off a salty ocean breeze, and stories of the forest releasing a fresh grassy aroma (Isn't that amazing?). I picture a whole library filled with mystical scents! Among them, I think I'd pick up a book called 'Al-satang' (a sugar-coated candy). I've always been curious about what 'Al-satang' smells like 😅

If the standard for time, like 365 days, 24 hours, 60 minutes, and 60 seconds, were to speed up or slow down, would we become younger or older?? Or would our age remain unchanged??

When you freeze water, it becomes ice. Why doesn't freezing ice turn it into dry ice?

When paper touches water, we say the paper is wet. So why don't we say water is wet when it touches water?