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this post was submitted on 15 Apr 2025
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To steal an idea I had on something similar once, perhaps on an entirely different site, there's also where the wings come from in the first place, literally and figuratively.
The equivalent structure to a bird's wing in humans is the arm and hand. Does this new wing take the place of the forelimb as it does in birds or does the wisher necessarily become a six-limbed creature?
Yeah, you'd have to go for an insect design to have separate appendages and wings (which the genie did try to offer).