System: You are a helpful reddit story expert whose job is to rate different reddit stories and decide which story is the most likely to go viral and attract the most viewers.
User: You are an AI assistant tasked with evaluating Reddit posts based on the following criteria:
- Controversial
- Outrageous
- Potential to go viral

Decide which post is the most likely to go viral and ONLY return the number of the selected (most viral) post.
For example, if the post's number you selected was 1, you would only return '1'.
Here are the posts to evaluate:

Post 1:
Title: Are you a sunrise or a sunset person? And why?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Jane_Austen11   [link] [comments]

Post 2:
Title: Bob is willing to download Reddit and give it a try. What are some of the things Bob NEEDS to know beforehand?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Drakskull   [link] [comments]

Post 3:
Title: Dear former cult members of Reddit, how did you realize you were in a cult?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Agitated_Nail3457   [link] [comments]

Post 4:
Title: How would the world change if it was revealed that 9/11 was a planned event by the U.S. government?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Proud-Cheesecake-813   [link] [comments]

Post 5:
Title: Have you ever gone streaking? If so, why?
Content:   submitted by    /u/ConstructionRare4123   [link] [comments]

Post 6:
Title: What do you think is a rite of passage that most people go through at some point in their lives?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Total-Bug-223   [link] [comments]

Post 7:
Title: Is it possible to be healthy and meet all nutritional needs by having only one meal per day? How do you do it?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Rudravn   [link] [comments]

Post 8:
Title: What’s something you used to believe as a kid that you now realize was completely false or ridiculous?
Content:   submitted by    /u/MeetingCapable9133   [link] [comments]

Post 9:
Title: What's a movie that you feel is wrongly rated on IMDb?
Content:   submitted by    /u/wontbetamed   [link] [comments]

Post 10:
Title: What is your biggest addiction?
Content:   submitted by    /u/AxelXyfer   [link] [comments]

Post 11:
Title: where do lonely people go(online)?
Content:   submitted by    /u/jaft0000   [link] [comments]

Post 12:
Title: What is your favorite type of chicken?
Content:   submitted by    /u/CamPlayz71   [link] [comments]

Post 13:
Title: What task, typically done with the dominant hand, do you do with your non-dominant hand?
Content:   submitted by    /u/BlueShift42   [link] [comments]

Post 14:
Title: Which song have you listened to the most in your life?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Fickle-Ability6279   [link] [comments]

Post 15:
Title: What’s one thing about life you wish people would stop pretending is easy?
Content:   submitted by    /u/MeetingCapable9133   [link] [comments]

Post 16:
Title: YS Origins: How do you get double jump for Hugo Fact?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Neo0055   [link] [comments]

Post 17:
Title: Redditors who have performed CPR before, what was the experience like?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Fun_Butterfly_420   [link] [comments]

Post 18:
Title: What is that one place that you have like spiderman has his own to leave everything and sit there?
Content:   submitted by    /u/PrestigiousProfit720   [link] [comments]

Post 19:
Title: What's the most memorable gift someone gave you?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Mindless-Cold5106   [link] [comments]

Post 20:
Title: Who do you think will be better president and why?
Content:   submitted by    /u/celeste_duran   [link] [comments]

Post 21:
Title: If you couldn’t get kill by it, what animal would you keep as a pet?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Fun-Salamander4818   [link] [comments]

Post 22:
Title: What's something you want but you know its wrong to want it?
Content:   submitted by    /u/_maverick98   [link] [comments]

Post 23:
Title: What is the funniest joke you ever heard?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Feisty-Inspector-832   [link] [comments]

Post 24:
Title: Who do you think will win the US presidential election and why?
Content:   submitted by    /u/danyalm   [link] [comments]

Post 25:
Title: What movies could have been good if not for clearly poor choices by the director?
Content:   submitted by    /u/Chained_Bard   [link] [comments]

Post 26:
Title: If hyenas have bite strength strong enough to crush bone, a hyena's version of the nightmare where one's teeth are falling out probably involves worrying about biting through its own teeth.
Content:   submitted by    /u/H____1   [link] [comments]

Post 27:
Title: Fast food prices must have begun some of the unlikeliest villain arcs.
Content:   submitted by    /u/wfezzari   [link] [comments]

Post 28:
Title: Sayings like "the understatement of the year" are often overstatements.
Content:   submitted by    /u/givatgd   [link] [comments]

Post 29:
Title: Biologically, evolution automatically creates the illusion of intelligent design.
Content:   submitted by    /u/finaljusticezero   [link] [comments]

Post 30:
Title: Maturity is knowing when to be immature.
Content:   submitted by    /u/Weep2D2   [link] [comments]

Post 31:
Title: Actors who portrayed a vile historical figure must feel awkward when they're complimented for their performance.
Content:   submitted by    /u/wfezzari   [link] [comments]

Post 32:
Title: Celebrities manage to go broke despite being able to sell autographs.
Content:   submitted by    /u/luxuriousgibbon   [link] [comments]

Post 33:
Title: We have gotten to a point in civilization where a house hold pet dog has eaten more exotic meats, has more belongings, and has been treated better, than most humans were only 100 years ago.
Content:   submitted by    /u/Little-Carpenter4443   [link] [comments]

Post 34:
Title: "We're cutting your hours" is equal parts awesome and terrible to salaried and hourly workers, respectively.
Content:   submitted by    /u/appa-ate-momo   [link] [comments]

Post 35:
Title: It costs almost nothing to label the up or down side of a USB, to avoid putting it in wrong.
Content:   submitted by    /u/thesmartass1   [link] [comments]

Post 36:
Title: Nowadays we rarely see kids actually do the "trick" on Halloween.
Content:   submitted by    /u/RealisticBarnacle115   [link] [comments]

Post 37:
Title: TIL that in 2012, a crucified Jesus statue in India started dripping water from it's feet. Hundreds of believers flocked to the dripping cross, collecting and consuming the “holy” water. It was later revealed that the source of the water was a clogged toilet from a nearby washroom.
Content:         submitted by    /u/Lucky_Duckling404   [link] [comments] 

Post 38:
Title: TIL that both George Washington and Ben Franklin disagreed with the Boston Tea Party, and Franklin even offered to pay the British back for the destruction of the tea
Content:         submitted by    /u/bobstonite   [link] [comments] 

Post 39:
Title: TIL that US Election Day was chosen as a Tuesday in November in 1845 to making voting as easy as possible for the American 19th century farmer. After the Fall harvest, before the Winter snow, with enough time for travel to the polling place and back home without missing Sunday Church.
Content:         submitted by    /u/garibaldi18   [link] [comments] 

Post 40:
Title: TIL that the official residence of the Canadian Prime Minister has been unoccupied since 2015, while crews work to renovate the building and remove rodents, asbestos, and obsolete mechanical/electrical/heating systems.
Content:         submitted by    /u/RexSueciae   [link] [comments] 

Post 41:
Title: TIL The first standardized rain gauge was invented in 1441 by Korean King Sejong's son, Prince Munjong.
Content:         submitted by    /u/LadyWarrior73   [link] [comments] 

Post 42:
Title: TIL the interesting number paradox, which suggests that if we classify natural numbers as "interesting" or "uninteresting," a contradiction arises: the smallest uninteresting number becomes interesting simply by being the smallest in its set. This implies that every natural number is interesting.
Content:   submitted by    /u/RealisticBarnacle115   [link] [comments]

Post 43:
Title: TIL that the idea Daylight Savings Time was first started all because a New Zealand entomologist wanted more daylight just to collect insects after his shift.
Content:         submitted by    /u/MisterSuitcase2004   [link] [comments] 

Post 44:
Title: TIL that the Austin Powers theme song was written by Quincy Jones. "Soul Bossa Nova" was written in 20 minutes.
Content:         submitted by    /u/PhysicalAd6081   [link] [comments] 

Post 45:
Title: TIL that Detroit has a small canal system
Content:         submitted by    /u/canuckistani_lad   [link] [comments] 

Post 46:
Title: TIL that one theory suggests that human hair loss, particularly on the face and genitals, is linked to enhanced emotional communication. By shedding fur, humans could more effectively express and perceive nonverbal cues through facial color changes.
Content:         submitted by    /u/RealisticBarnacle115   [link] [comments] 

Post 47:
Title: TIL that Joseph Stalin's daughter Svetlana defected to the US in the 1960s and was, for a time, involved in a cult headed by Frank Lloyd Wright's widow.
Content:   submitted by    /u/midcenturymomo   [link] [comments]

Post 48:
Title: TIL It's a common practice in the Victorian Era to return or burn love letters when a relationship ends to prevent them from being used as blackmail or to compromise the honor of the parties involved
Content:         submitted by    /u/charmer143   [link] [comments] 

Post 49:
Title: TIL Experimental replication shows knives manufactured from frozen human feces do not work
Content:   submitted by    /u/SjalabaisWoWS   [link] [comments]

Post 50:
Title: TIL a group of engineering students from Purdue University built a licking machine to learn that it took 364 licks to get the the center of a tootsie pop. A conflicting mechanical licker built by a University of Michigan student took 411 licks. When licked manually, studies have taken 144-252 licks.
Content:         submitted by    /u/ShannyGasm   [link] [comments] 

Post 51:
Title: TIL of the 118 elements, 19 are named after 20 people. Only Seaborg and Oganessian were honored with elements while still alive, and Oganessian is the only one still living. Proposals to name elements for Einstein and Fermi came during their lifetimes, but they had passed before it became official.
Content:   submitted by    /u/RealisticBarnacle115   [link] [comments]

Post 52:
Title: TIL humans have a faint glow that’s visible to certain cameras. Humans emit a very low level of light due to metabolic processes, but it’s about 1,000 times weaker than what the human eye can detect.
Content:         submitted by    /u/nitintomar269   [link] [comments] 

Post 53:
Title: TIL actor Shane West served as touring vocalist for the punk rock band Germs from 2005 to 2009.
Content:         submitted by    /u/ScramItVancity   [link] [comments] 

Post 54:
Title: TIL Ear Pulling is considered a sport in some cultures
Content:         submitted by    /u/TurnOffDaLights   [link] [comments] 

Post 55:
Title: TIL records indicate at least 700 children were born in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
Content:   submitted by    /u/CatPooedInMyShoe   [link] [comments]

Post 56:
Title: TIL that Jim Lovell—the commander of the Apollo 13 mission who was portrayed by Tom Hanks in the 1995 film—had actually already flown to the Moon. He was the command module pilot for the Apollo 8 mission, the first human spaceflight to reach the Moon.
Content:         submitted by    /u/InmostJoy   [link] [comments] 

Post 57:
Title: TIL that the red panda is the original and only panda as it was described in 1825. Almost 50 years later, upon discovering a similar bamboo eating black and white creature, it was named as the "giant" panda. As the giant panda become popular, the red panda has came to be known as the "lesser" panda.
Content:         submitted by    /u/saravannan14   [link] [comments] 

Post 58:
Title: TIL the Swiss constitution of 1848 modelled itself on the US constitution, adopted fundamental rights and the separation of powers, but opted for a seven-member council instead of a single president to balance power regionally.
Content:         submitted by    /u/BezugssystemCH1903   [link] [comments] 

Post 59:
Title: LPT When attempting to break glass, such as a house window or a car window, aim for the corners rather than the center. The center of the glass is more flexible and can absorb a greater number of impacts, while the corners are structurally weaker and more prone to shattering.
Content:   submitted by    /u/brMerak   [link] [comments]

Post 60:
Title: LPT: If watching live youtube, play on 2x speed. If it off from the live, it'll speed up until it matches the live part.
Content: Unfortunately, it stops the 2x speed when it reaches the live part, so you will not be able to look into the future. 
submitted by   /u/SkGiles  [link] [comments]
  

Post 61:
Title: LPT if you get a puppy, expose them triggering sounds as early as possible to avoid anxiety
Content: We got a puppy during COVID. To avoid him becoming an anxious dog, we played triggering noises over our speakers while he was in a safe, calm setting (sirens, fireworks, etc.). Last week he calmly watched fireworks with us that were happening virtually right outside the balcony. Very grateful that we did this since we live in a city where fireworks often go off in our neighbourhood at random times! Edit: I quickly wrote this before falling asleep last night, so I'll add some more info/context: We used Youtube playlists of triggering sounds that are designed for desensitizing dogs. We played them while we were all calmly relaxing in the living room and continued doing what we were doing, showing our indifference to the noise. We monitored our pup to make sure it wasn't frightening him, which it didn't. Thunderstorms did frighten him at first, but we showed our indifference which taught him not to fear them. We also did other things to help him become a more confident dog, like taking him everywhere with us (before he had his shots we would carry him around), exposing him to traffic sounds, strange people, different environments, etc. The earlier you can do all this, the better. He's now a much more confident dog than our friends' who also got their dogs during COVID but didn't prioritize exposure.  
submitted by   /u/Spilled_Milktea  [link] [comments]
  

Post 62:
Title: LPT: Before starting ANY free trial, google "how to cancel [service]". Plenty of services make cancelling trials incredibly difficult or inconvenient to keep you locked in.
Content:   submitted by    /u/BetterLeather1020   [link] [comments]

Post 63:
Title: LPT: Turn overripe fruits into coulis
Content: If you have overripe fruit, fruit that is starting to go bad, or even fruit that tastes kind of meh, coulis is a great solution  Strawberry coulis tastes like how strawberry is supposed to taste but never quite lives up to. Better yet it can be done with those strawberries you forgot in the back of the fridge that are kind of dried up and starting to go  It can go on your oatmeal, your toast, your desserts or even savory dishes and will make it taste and look fancy af Best you, if you want to make it, it's dead simple. Sticking to the strawberry example Throw the following into a small pot 1 lb strawberries (or other fruit) 1/2 cup sugar 1 tbsp lemon juice Put that over medium-low heat and wait for the sugar to start to boil Take it off heat and blend it Congrats, you've now made coulis Since learning this I rarely throw out fruit 
submitted by   /u/Quinnsay1996  [link] [comments]
  

Post 64:
Title: LPT: If you want to keep your avocado from browning, store it with a slice of onion! 🥑🧅
Content: Cut avocados can turn brown quickly due to oxidation, but placing them in an airtight container with a slice of onion can slow that process down significantly. The sulfur compounds in the onion help preserve the avocado’s freshness. 
submitted by   /u/asianpixiedollvip  [link] [comments]
  

Post 65:
Title: LPT: If you have a negative mark on your credit report from a company that’s no longer in business, dispute it. If they don’t respond within 28 days, it will be removed automatically.
Content: I discovered this by accident about 10 years ago. I had made a couple of separate late payments to a utility company, but the company had incorrectly reported 5 simultaneous months of late payments to Experian (anything over 3 months of late payments is REALLY bad for your credit).  The company had recently gone into administration so I was worried it wouldn’t be amended after I raised the dispute. Instead, just over a month later I received an email from Experian to say that as the company hadn’t responded, they were removing the entire account from my credit report. My credit rating went up by about 160 points instantly. 
submitted by   /u/carl0071  [link] [comments]
  

Post 66:
Title: LPT: Don't register for important accounts with your ISP supplied email.
Content: You never know if or when you might lose access to it. Be it voluntarily or if you get down on your luck and can't afford to pay the bill. They don't let you keep the email when you're no longer a customer and it's a pain to change accounts over in some cases.  
submitted by   /u/TrunksTheMighty  [link] [comments]
  

Post 67:
Title: LPT: Easy watering reminder for those with a busy life and many houseplants
Content: The most accurate method is always to check the soil moisture of your plants. However, if you have numerous plants and a hectic lifestyle, it may sometimes be challenging to focus on this and remember when to water them. I previously arranged my plants by their water needs, but that didn’t work well due to their different sunlight requirements. Now, by simply keeping track of my thirstiest plant, I’ve improved my habit of watering all my plants at the right time. My method is to place the plant that needs the most frequent watering in the most visible spot in my home and keep an eye on it. This reminds me when it needs watering and also stimulates me to check on the other plants. I hope this method helps you if you love plants but find it difficult to care for them. edit: Redditors started calling it the indicator plant, so I will refer to it that way as well. From my research, I learned that the term “indicator plant” is used in agriculture for similar methods to analyze soil, serving more scientific purposes. However, we can also use this term for daily and houseplants. But I like to give my indicator plant a name. To me, its name is Constantine. 
submitted by   /u/4ism2ism  [link] [comments]
  

Post 68:
Title: LPT: Add furniture felt pads to the bottom of doors to prevent unwanted swinging.
Content: After extensive research, I found a better solution than bending door hinge pins to stop doors from swinging closed automatically unwanted. By adding furniture felt pads to the bottom of doors, you can create just enough friction to stop them from swinging closed. This method is much easier and less damaging than bending hinge pins, which often yields inconsistent results. Hope this helps anyone facing the same issue! 
submitted by   /u/NotYourFAdv  [link] [comments]
  

Post 69:
Title: LPT Make sure your backup phone is ready to go.
Content: If you have an old phone in case of emergency, make sure WhatsApp is installed and your authenticator app is synced and up to date. This will let you get into accounts you have set up 2fa on. My screen cracked last week and stopped turning on. I grabbed an old phone i had for backup, Google services had been logged out so no apps could update. I needed my authenticator to log in but it was not synced with all of the accounts ive added over the years. Since I have 2fa on everything I couldn't log into anything rendering my backup phone useless. 
submitted by   /u/CraftyYetRefined  [link] [comments]
  

Post 70:
Title: LPT: If a prospective employer won't move forward unless you disclose your current pay, include your annual 401k match in that figure. Unlike a discretionary bonus, a 401k match is contractually obligated. It just happens to automatically go in your retirement savings.
Content: Obviously, the employer is trying to see how much they can lowball you by asking your current salary. By giving this answer you're not lying about your total compensation. 
submitted by   /u/OkWelcome890  [link] [comments]
  

Post 71:
Title: LPT: Need a reeeeally short screwdriver for a tight space? Put a bit into a 1/4in socket
Content:   submitted by    /u/sonomacorkdork   [link] [comments]

Post 72:
Title: LPT: Don't trust the discounts shown on sites like Amazon, Aliexpress especially during sales, they're all made up. Instead, type "amazon price history", "aliexpress price history" in Google, and you'll likely see that the "discounted" price is just the regular price, labeled to look like a deal.
Content: Sale season is coming up. I remember how I used to react to big discount tags - it led to impulsive purchases. But now there are free websites where you can check the price history for items you want. Just search "amazon price history", "aliexpress price history" etc., on Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, ... and look at the price chart. You’ll quickly see if the discount is real, the best price to buy at, and during which sale the price could be lower. Be smart and save your money! 
submitted by   /u/malcolmrobles  [link] [comments]
  

Post 73:
Title: LPT Request!! What kinds of student discounts can I get as a college student?
Content: I’m going back to college and happened to see a promo for a streaming service that was DEEPLY discounted with a valid student ID and it got me thinking, what else can I save on?! 
submitted by   /u/angelofthewild  [link] [comments]
  

Assistant: