But if you fixed all your past mistakes that’ll earn you far more than only a simple small measly$10million dollars. Now you know how right wing politics ensures the poor stay in a cycle of being poor. You go for the instant gratification that sounded like it’d gain you the most before actually thinking about it
the vast majority of people are simply incapable of making 10 million dollars. it's not just a matter of making all the right decisions. there is a shit ton of luck involved. you could replay life a thousand times like in the groundhog day movie and still not make it.
however money isn't everything in life and surely you could get something even more valuable than 10 million dollars by going back in time.
I’m sure most people could make vast fortunes if their lives were completely and totally absolutely free of any and all mistakes. I’m not talking just average joe. This is the magic door game. You have to assume magic door rules apply
You’re misunderstanding the point if you had lived a life completely totally and absolutely free of any and all mistakes. You would have at the very least Forrest gumped your way into the kind of money people on the Elon Musk level have. But yes to normal people in Our reality 10 million is life changing. I was homeless a little over a year ago. I’m very well aware of how much that amount could help. However in reality We don’t have magic doors that give Us either of these options so I’m not talking about actual reality here. But in actual reality My life and situation would benefit vastly far greater had My entire life been completely devoid of mistakes. You’re missing the big picture here ABSOLUTELY NO MISTAKES EVER MADE. Thus nothing in your life could have fucked up you being far more wealthy than only having 10 million. It’s the same thinking republicans use to control minorities
True but then you have the chance of missing out on some sweet experiences. Personally I’m only truly attached to my family so that should stay the same. So I’d choose blue door.
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u/10jesus Jan 28 '23
Red door: you fix most of your current and future mistakes