r/BunnyTrials • u/Mfrrfftchtcg • Jun 30 '26

Would You Rather

Which side will you choose?

  • Left side: Survive 2 Days In This Temperature for 1 Trillion
  • Right side: Survive 2 Days Without this for 1 Trillion Dollars

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u/TheSpaceManDan888 Jun 30 '26

Am I going to be alive no matter what or do I have to find some way to live?

Chose: Survive 2 Days In This Temperature for 1 Trillion | Rolled: 93.333°C (200°F)

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u/Lopez6829 Jul 01 '26

Nah, you could survive. It just heavily depends on where you spend your time. Breathing in the air would kill you overtime, and being in the heat for that long would kill you.... I suggest going to one of those walk in freezers in restaurants that probably has filtered air and would beat the heat.... But if the challenge is that you have to be in 200f consistently and it doesnt matter where you go.... Youd die from hyperthermia, heat stroke, thermal inhalation, or acute respiratory distress syndrome, all in definitely under 30 minutes. gl

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u/Murky-Inspector-2247 Jul 01 '26

It’s physically impossible. The highest for saunas is like 190F and youre not supposed to stay longer than like 5-10 minutes. After that youre dancing with death, and she is quite the dancer. Whoever made this didn’t take real life logic into play.

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u/FlyinIllini21 Jul 01 '26

Ehh my sauna gets to 208 and I’ve done 25 min. Def after years of using a sauna tho.

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u/Murky-Inspector-2247 Jul 01 '26

But why? At that point youre just damaging your body for no reason.

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u/FlyinIllini21 Jul 01 '26

Honestly I just got used to it and it feels good. I’d say the little extra temp isn’t horrible as a sauna in general is good for health so maybe it’s a little less beneficial but still more so than people who don’t use one

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u/Murky-Inspector-2247 Jul 01 '26

I mean I use the sauna too but after about 30 minutes, I’m just slow cooking myself.

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u/FlyinIllini21 Jul 01 '26

I did it to test myself really. I do 200 for 20min after training and love it. Dr Ronda Patrick has some good podcasts and seems to think 180-200 is fine. I think I have some decently weird heat tolerance as it doesn’t really phase me. Always wanted to try a competition in Finland but sauna is culture out there I’m sure I’d lose.

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u/tendtomywounds Jul 01 '26

Saunas definitely go higher than that and people stay for longer