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Do people with fewer choices have "less" free will because the decisions are based on logic and need? Because they have fewer ways to express their ability to choose? Do people with more choices have "less" free will because the decisions get more and more arbitrary? Does the fact that their choices are chosen seemingly randomly take away from their free will? Probably not. Free will can be considered the ability to make decisions with dynamic boundaries.

If it's just the chips, then I bet they would get really hurt by pretty much anything that happens in space.

Granted. You realize that space and time are starting to get a little... drunk... A giant fist appears out of nowhere, space(green) colored, and smashes your energymotron to pieces. Then the earth is flooded by space vomit. I wish for giant space fists.

Because Duna is really cold, also theoretically an element that does that. Sounds logical to me.

If you ever start to think something's overpowered, you can just make the game harder. That's one of the things they added, right?

Granted. It's KSP. I wish for a terrible fate to befall the next wisher.

I think a good way to get around this is to use those stability enhancers. Yeah, those things. (Note: The previously shown image is highly unstable and requires more stability enhancers than shown to function as expected.)

Attempt to store a pre-.24 cargo bay (structural panels) inside of the cargo bay.

I walk out slowly, using my spear to fend off those fearsome mud-reptiles. The next poster's space shoe is attached to a rocket by a cable, and the rocket is going into the sky.

Customer support not available. Waiter, there's a xenonaut in my soup!

No, General, you ARE a steak! Waiter, there's a purple thing in my soup!

Granted. You now have a degree in neurology, but the knowledge can only be applied to the removal of people's brains. I wish for green to eat blue.

That's the person who cooks your dispensers. May he rest in pieces. Waiter! There's hype in my soup!

The "Unknown Mystery Component" jeb kinda looks like a sock.

Granted. The scientists steal them and convert the techno trousers into a scientist. For science! I wish that scientists had techno trousers to convert into scientists.

That's because I serve the soup! Waiter, there's a horn in my soup! Did a pony drown in this?

Granted. After burning the first piece of Unobtanium, it releases an infinite amount of toxic fumes and destroys all life. I wish for a piece of supercoal capable of releasing infinite amounts of toxic fumes.

I wonder why they don't hire Kerman Kermans.

Hype ball again. It has too much momentum to be stopped (from destroying your shipyard). My warships.

I used a targeted advertising (laser?) beam on GreeningGalaxy and scam her out of her free will. My landing site.

A giant sphere made of pure hype is headed towards your base. The hype shields are penetrated and the hype lasers your hype turrets fired get reflected. My hype-based destruction.

I shoot my weapon at greeninggalaxy. She goes insane. My insane universe.

No, Rarity, I AM you! Waiter, there's a Probe core in my soup!

It turns out that Kerbals are actually just a hive mind controlled by Greening. Greening's hive mind.

I plant a... thing... in the center of Jool, regardless of the impossibility. I use it to threaten to blow up Jool. My Jool.