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Get a millenium falcon!
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A bit of a weird wish, but I'd definitely wish that whenever I want I could be looking at a living person (either through TV or a photo), see their age, and be able to adjust it at will. I would finally be able to turn the US legislators into the babies they are.
interesting superpower. i wonder if this has been done before?
I don't know if it has been explored in great depths in general media, but I know just about every single cartoon I've ever seen has done at least one episode involving age regression. I also know that season 3 episode 9 (Secret Agent Bear) of Yogi's Treasure Hunt they had Dick Dastardly was trying to hold world leaders ransom with fountain of youth water and that's the closest I can think of to this super power that I've seen in popular media.
And my first thought to that idea was "ah yes, preserve Danny DeVito for years to come."
Fair.