Dorian Gray stays forever young and beautiful, free to devote his life to the sheer enjoyment of beautiful sensations and to allow himself anything, while a hidden portrait ages and grows hideous with each misdeed in his place. No excess marks his face or costs him a thing. Imagine you were offered this pact: to make your existence a pure pursuit of beauty and pleasure, freed from any moral price, since another pays it for you.
Would you accept this pact, and would a life wholly devoted to beauty be the highest one?
Where do you stand on the experiment's question?
Your choice is recorded in your profile, like a questionnaire answer.