Granted, but instead they believe it's a cube and you'll fall off if you go near any edge.
I wish that there were more rainbows.
"All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost."
Granted, but your grades stink due to your automatic skipping of everything junior year. As a result, the only school you can get into is Liberty University.
I wish that people would stop overanalyzing recent politicized issues as it relates to public landmarks and actually realize that the most blatant and obvious solution to resolve this whole Confederate statue nonsense would be to simply let the local town populations vote whether or not to keep the statues in their own hometowns as opposed to the government trying to intervene; or, more specifically, I wish that we'd actually adhere to the democratic tenants of the classical brand of liberalism that the American Founding Fathers fought for instead of Big Brother watching everybody.
Granted, but instead @BigBrother watches everyone and people overanalyze everything else and the classical brand of liberalism is changed because the Founding Fathers are actually a bunch of canids.
I wish that people were happier.
"All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost."
I wish for three wishes. The second wish is for understanding in math, because right now I'm frighteningly lost. The third is for the previous wish to be incorruptible, meaning you have to corrupt one of the other two, leading to a paradox that erases you from history.
Granted, but if you erase me from history, you too will be erased from history because you responded to several of my previous wishes, meaning that you would not have done that and the realities would have shifted; your consciousness will disappear, and another version of you will take your spot in an alternate timeline.
Granted, but you stifle a new generation of interesting members and the old ones are quickly revealed as tired of this site, grown out of it. You're essentially holding them prisoner to something that they have no interest in further participation with.
/I think, today,/ he thought back, /the important fact is that I don't/ need /to be better than him. He can just be a person. And I... I can just be one too./ — Adolin (Wind and Truth by Brandon Sanderson)