Poll: pick one!!

[XJ-0461]

$2500 every month. Convert it to pounds sterling and I'm sorted for that month. Then the next. Then the next. And so on. And so forth.

 

[Dr Ampersand]

No sleep all the way. If I were to live to say 81 then it would feel like I've lived to 108 assuming that you spend a third of your life sleeping.

 

[Noamuth]

$2500 every month for me, thanks.

Rent and bills paid. Whoo. Then I would just.. Need a place to rent. o.o

 

[MontyGommo]

I chose sleep, but thats providing there are no side effects to it..

 

[chaosfenrir]

2500 a month...if it's in US that'sabt 3.7k in my currency...
Let's see...
abt 77 months left till college...
tat's 285k...

Nah i'll take the million bucks, that way, i can pay for me AND my bro's college. That means i wont have to take a scholarship and be stuck with a 6 year bond...

Trip around the galaxy? Sounds fun, but in 1 month? that's like 100 planets a second

No need to sleep? I would be bored to death, sleeping is fun =)

Not aging for ten years? And be stuck in my teens for ten years? Hmmm... No thnx

A free ride everywhere? Dammit that's tempting...

Nah i'll take college (aka 1 million bucks)

 

[Trivun]

I'd take £2500 every month. Not dollars, since I'm British, but pound sterling. I'm a student and I'm poor, and over the course of my life it works out to more money overall than a million pound lump sum, since I'm more likely to live for more than 33 years than die n that time. Probably. If Max doesn't change things so I don't, that is...

 

[Queen Michael]

You will never need to sleep-- Defies the laws of nature. We need sleep to regain energy. To never need sleep, you'd have to somehow provide your own energy. Could result in a mutation to make this choice occur.

Actually, there is this guy who hasn't slep't for decades. He was on Swedish TV some time ago. So clearly it doesn't defy the laws of nature, since then it wouldn't have been possible for it to happen, but it does happen.

 

[Woem]

$2,500 for every mouth? How many people are one Earth right now? Because I believe that would be a lot of money.

Given his horrific grammar and spelling, I think that he means month. And if so, then that isn't much, that's only about $36,000 a year.

Given your horrific arithmetics, I'll correct you and say that it's $30,000 a year.

 

[MrStubble]

I chose the $2500 every month option. Simply put, it's the most practical decision for me.

Would have chosen the trip around the galaxy, but we don't really know what's out there. I could making first contact with advanced civilizations, or I could be signing up for what is essentially a tour of space rocks, old satellites and planets made of deadly, deadly ammonia.

he said galaxy not universe we know that all of the other planets are barren and lifeless

Exactly, he said galaxy, not solar system.

We have no idea how many planets are in our galaxy, nor do we know how many stars are in there; we have estimated somewhere between 200 billion and 400 billion stars. that could mean 400 billion solar systems for all we know.

 

[Dr.Susse]

i went the free ride because i whould abuse that so much

 

[Aunel]

the monthly payment is more in the end (33 years for a million, I will live at least another 66 years)

so that's it for me.

 

[fix-the-spade]

I'd take the $30k a year.

It's basically a steady, middle paying job before you even do anything.

 

[magicmonkeybars]

$2500 a month is what I call a nice retirement plan.

 

[messy]

Never need to sleep, think of all you could do in that time.

Also i'd rather earn my money (and earn more then 2,500 a month) personally, when I get a career that is

the monthly payment is more in the end (33 years for a million, I will live at least another 66 years)

so that's it for me.

But you spend some surely in that time of do you still plan to work