a) know a lot about a little or a little about a lot?
Know a little about a lot. Given the scenario, I'd rather be with like-minded people who has a sparse knowledge about everything because there is a higher potential to create something new than knowing a lot about a handful of things. I pity those who choose to know a lot and restrict their view to what they must create and not what they are able to give birth to. In my opinion, the only thing worse is people who choose to never learn, no matter where they stand.
b) know true love but lose it or never know true love?
Define true love in your own words and only then can I answer this question earnestly. Without a proper definition, it's like asking me if you would rather wumbo but then not wumbo, or never wumbo ever.
It hurts to admit I failed the first grade.
c) castle or a treehouse?
Treehouse. Property taxes are more affordable and the maintenance is almost self-sufficient.
d) Wizard or Jedi?
Wizard. Wizards can kill Jedis without being in the same room. And as far as I know, Wizards can prepare their attacks ahead of time and stack them up against Jedis who are forced to use The Force very sparingly and at one thing at a time.
e) go to space or explore the depths of the ocean?
Space. I already know what's at the depth of the oceans. No thank you to the football fish, sulfur-based mega-bacteria, and the eventual up-rise of the mutated, past their former glory Atlantians who will probably die out on their own before they even reach the surface due to their uncompromising militaristic values and "the end justifies the means" inescapable hypnosis onto their artistically gifted citizens.
f) be itchy or be sticky?
There is a saying that there is no such thing as stupid questions. However, you ask stupid questions. Stop asking stupid questions (unless we're in the same room and drunk off our asses, that is the one and only exception to the rule)!
g) have vaginas for ears or penises for fingers?
Refer to Question F. Shake my fucking head, and I'm not talking about the ones potentially at the ends of my hands.
h) bring back Neopets or be #1 at the game of your choosing?
I see no merit in either, especially the latter. I'll probably be made a monster in the eyes of the jealous, vengeful and insecure--unless there is a hero/turn of the century narrative where the one thing that separates me from others leads to meaningful relationships among people of similar interests, but not without the story arcs of self-perceived inadequacy, lies, and regret that may ultimately break me, but by the grace of either my own sentience programmed to survive or the unexpected support of unlikely allies, I find the true meaning of friendship, all of which I deeply owe to being #1 in the leader-boards of Candy Crush.