You're sitting in your home one day enjoying a relaxing game of when suddenly, the doorbell rings. You open the door to find none other than Jack Thompson. He explains that he's been re-barred and that he's about to start a trial which, if he won, would make M-rated video games illegal in the United States.
He needs your help.
Just as you're about to slam the door on his face, he explains that he has a proposition. He will give you just about anything you want. He says that he can rig the next mega millions lottery in your favor, guaranteeing that you win the massive three hundred million plus dollar prize. Or, he can give your career instant success thanks to "people he knows." Are you a writer? Your next novel is a bestseller. You could be the CEO of the company you work at. An actor? Congratulations, you've just landed the lead role in the biggest film production of all time. Think of Jack as a realistic genie who offers one wish.
To do this, you have to testify in front of the Supreme Court against video games. You need to publicly tell the world that video games made you a violent person, that they ruined your life, that it "changed" your friends, that you can't quit, and that you believe in anyone in support of video gaming is either corrupted by society or a liar.
If you do this, you're just one of Jack's line-up of several witnesses. His case is surprisingly strong. If you agree to testify, his case becomes a lot stronger. With you on board, Jack's victory becomes the most likely outcome. If you don't testify, then Jack's chances are seriously gutted.
In other words, if you do not testify:
Jack wins: 20%
Jack loses: 80%
If you do testify:
Jack wins: 80%
Jack loses: 20%
So, the question is... do you put basically the entire video game industry in jeopardy for the chance of a life time? What do you do?
Addendum: There is now way out. You can't testify, take the reward, and then recant. Also, Jack has found a way to make what he's doing completely legal, so you can't turn it around him. There are no loopholes.
EDIT: He's not lying to you. You'll both get what you want. This is entirely yes or no.
EDIT 3: Where's edit 2? Yeah.