Thread 82275355

Would you rather have 1 million dollars or redo your entire life again?

>>82275355 (OP)
1 million dollars is literally like having 300k in 2019. To be in the top 10% of American wealth you need 3.2 million dollars. Over 35 million Americans have a net worth over 3 million dollars

Redo my life, 100%. Can't say I'd get it perfect but if I could NG+ with what I know now I think I'd be way better off

>>82275355 (OP)
What a retarded offer. Is this just an idiot test? Redoing your life has way more potential then 1 million measly dollars.

>>82275355 (OP)
redo my life, ez. i could make more money than $1m that way.

>>82275355 (OP)
With the same memories = omega billionaire. If it's just repeating everything moment to moment, I wouldn't even know.
>>82275361
Yeah we Americans are fucking rich. You can easily be independently wealthy for life off 1 million, though, just by living in a poorer country, and you'll live like a king there.

ill get into a million dollars of undefaultable debt with interest not to live my past life again

why the fuck would i want to go back? nothing would change and it would just be extra decades of suffering for nothing. all i knew was pain, loneliness and suffering growing up

ill take the free million dollars. ill take garbage from the garbage bin other going back to my past

if im in control with all my memories a redo of life would be extremely powerful, otherwise laplace's demon takes over and I get the same result.
the real question is whether id let some people know that im from the future and how fucked up it gets.

>>82275355 (OP)
Let's assume we can't monetize on it for financial gain shall we(ex: getting into Bitcoin really early), but changing career and other decisions you have to work for are viable.
At least for my case I'll say that I still redo. If for nothing but being able to second chances at relationships. Being assertive in cases I know I should have. And maybe applying myself at certain times to end up with a better career.

if I retain my memories so I can re do things properly then I re do it. If not then I'll have the million because I'll just re do the same thing again and thats pointless. God id do so many things differently.

>>82275355 (OP)
If I redo, I can have much more than one million.
>HEY DUMBASS
>BUY that fucking bitcoin thing in 2010 ok, don't ask just DO IT even though you can't even buy pizza with it.
>DO IT

>>82275405
buying a single bitcoin could have a domino effect that ruins the whole thing in an absurdly unexpected way, but $10 for an alright chance of being a trillionaire is still worth it

>>82275355 (OP)
i'd choose the million dollars, i wouldn't want to alter too many things in the past, the only thing i would change about my life would be some stuff tat happened when i was like 11,
you can 10x a million dollars with crypto easily. so 1 mil would be the best choice.

>>82275355 (OP)
obviously 1 million dollars cz i have done nothing wrong in my life and i am 19

>>82275355 (OP)
Redo my life IF I didn't have autism and OCD. Redoing life with the same base stats would still leave me as retarded as I am now.

>>82275439
>HES 19
ITS SO FUCKING OVER FOR YOU

>>82275363
seriously there's not chance i'm trading any amount of money for living a new life and keeping my memories, it would be a life extension and like an isekai

>>82275355 (OP)
that isn't even enough to buy a house because I live in Asian Zimbabwe (Australia)

>>82275405
>Let's assume we can't monetize on it for financial gain shall we

No, I won't assume that.

>>82275497
You could by a shitty one bedroom apartment for a million bucks

>>82275355 (OP)
In my country 1M should be enough for me to quit my job and live without working until my last day on Earth, as long as I don't waste it in frivolous crap.
As for redoing my entire life that possibly means integrating society, meaning normalnigger hell.

Where do I get the money?

>>82275355 (OP)
I would take the redo my life when I reach 30 so with the knowledge i learned, I can destroy my life again but in a more fun way

>>82275355 (OP)
I don't need an entire redo. I can just clean my current life up with the million dollars.