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2/14/2013 5:12:24 AM
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Hypothetical question
You must make a decision:
There is a 90% chance that all of the worlds problems will be solved and everything will be perfect forever; that other 10% is completly obliterating the world, everything youve ever loved, or known.
OR
You could just leave the offer on the table and let the world keep going about normally.
Which would you choose?
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It'd be great to leave the offer standing; it could serve as a prevent the end of the world free card, just in case a giant meteor decides to give no choice.
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1 ReplyI'd take the 90% chance of solving all problems. If the world ends, nobody will be around to blame you, so -blam!- it. Also, this is from the RT podcast.
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2 RepliesA perfect world can't exist.
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With my luck, the world would die slowly. Leave it alone.
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90% option. People don't become heroes playing it safe.
