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[–] NorwegianBlackMetal ago 

If you invest a million dollars properly you can retire on it. But I choose answer C. I have a gun and i take 101 million.

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[–] BentAxel ago 

A penny saved is a penny earned. Take the 1 million because there's a 50% rate of failure and that is worse than gambling. Gambling you have a 55% of winning.

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[–] flope_de ago  (edited ago)

I'd flip the coin. I am too poor for only one million to have a significant effect on my live.

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[–] flope_de ago 

"Almost" is not enough. Thirty years ago I would have agreed with you, but in an age of capital gains taxes and negative interest rates a mere million won't last you a lifetime anymore.

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[–] 0fsgivin ago  (edited ago)

For this to be viable choice it would have to be 1 million or 100 billion. Even then id take the 1 million. Sorry world.

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[–] Thisismyvoatusername ago 

I'd take the 50% chance at a million since it is otherwise unlikely I will end up with that much. While an additional million would be a lot better than a sharp stick in the eye, it doesn't really do all that much for me in terms of changing my life.

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[–] TheKobold ago 

I'll take the million. It gets me what I want and what I need plus some. Pay off my debt, my dad and little bro's debt, buy us decent cars, go to college, with enough left over to start a small business.

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[–] theburntsausage ago 

instant 1 million, be smart with it and you can turn it into 100 million and more .

but even then if i had 1 million right now i could pay off all my debs, finish school, and invest into something.

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