You sit at your desk, absentmindedly spinning a globe with your right hand. You sit, growing angrier and angrier, spinning the globe faster and faster.

How I hate this planet, you think to yourself. Everything about it absolutely disgusts me. Your frustrations finally reaching a peak, you let loose a furious scream, at the same time smashing the globe beneath your fist. You feel much better now.

However, smashing that globe has given you an idea. If destroying that tiny, fake planet helped give you clarity of mind, just imagine how you’d feel doing it for real.

But is it really necessary to destroy the whole planet? After all, it’s mainly the people on it that cause you the most problems. Why not just kill them, and leave their real-estate right where it’s always been.

On the other hand, all this nonspecific anger cannot possibly be good for you. Perhaps you should focus that anger down to a single target. That would not only make things easier, but it might be more fulfilling when you finally succeed.

• Will you destroy the planet?
• Will you kill the human populace?
• Will you kill your worst enemy?