DavidFirth
Well-Known Member
Red.
4 seconds.
I'm 55.
I should also add that I struggle to keep the bills paid even though I work 58+ hours a week. Yeah, I'd take going back to 45 and retiring comfortably any day.
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Which Pill Would You Take?
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I should also add that I struggle to keep the bills paid even though I work 58+ hours a week. Yeah, I'd take going back to 45 and retiring comfortably any day.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I'm in my fifties. It's riches and the fountain of youth baby!
Which pill would you take? Why? How long did it take you to decide?
Curious George
Veteran Member
It was one hell of a ride, why not give it another go.
Red pill.
Which pill would you take? Why? How long did it take you to decide?
It took as long as reading the second option for me to decide.
I'd be younger, with $50 million.
I'm not interested in going through puberty again, and with all the knowledge I have now, if I took the blue one, living my life would be like watching a rerun.
And...with good intentions, I'd probably try to stop some people from making certain decisions to avoid painful situations in their lives, and it would probably be the wrong thing to do.
I'd have 50 million $$ minus some expenses with the possibility of not living long enough to spend it, but still it would be a lot of cash. You don't know what parents you'd get. You don't know what country you'd be 10 years old in, and you don't know what kind of food you'd have to eat.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
You restart your life, not someone else's.
Ah so its time travel? Everybody knows that is impossible.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I didn't take it to be time travel, but you take the blue pill and you "wake up" as your 10 year old self, but knowing everything you know up to the point you take the pill, the red pill makes you 45, but gives you vast wealth.
Milton Platt
Well-Known Member
Which pill would you take? Why? How long did it take you to decide?
Starting at ten years off age with the knowledge I have now, and adding the time to gain so much more now, money would be no issue if that were to be my goal in life. I could make
Bill Gates look like a pauper.
Blue pill. I get to have 6 whole years with dad alive. That alone is worth more than all the money in the world.
SabahTheLoner
Master of the Art of Couch Potato Cuddles
Blue so I can make up for my worst choices.
Age 10 and start ****ing with people by worshipping Satan openly, talking about ancient tantric sects and listening to occult and psychedelic music.
Basically what I do now but more lulzy as I'd be 10 and much more open about it.
Also I'd really push transitioning during/before puberty.
Life would legit be better if I knew as a teenager what I know now but who wouldn't say that? You don't really know who you are until about early mid 20's anyway according to most research on brain development ect (I'm approaching late mid 20's)
Basically what I do now but more lulzy as I'd be 10 and much more open about it.
Also I'd really push transitioning during/before puberty.
Life would legit be better if I knew as a teenager what I know now but who wouldn't say that? You don't really know who you are until about early mid 20's anyway according to most research on brain development ect (I'm approaching late mid 20's)
Blue pill. Save myself SO many headaches in school, not get labeled the weird kid, actually possess some level of social competence, not get involved in melodrama, know how to stand up for myself, get a head start on my fitness, keep going with my martial arts, keep a few friendships from dying out...
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
That's one of the big reasons I'd take the blue pill, and be confident I wouldn't make the same mistakes twice. It would also be a boon for having Asperger's, and I even socially I know so much more than I did then that again I can state with confidence I wouldn't make the same mistakes twice.
If there is time travel involved, I'd take the blue pill and invest early in microsoft. The 50 million would be trivial to obtain.
If time travel is not involved, I'd take the red pill. I'm 54 and haven't learned all that much in the last 9 years. I'd get to do a LOT more traveling!
If time travel is not involved, I'd take the red pill. I'm 54 and haven't learned all that much in the last 9 years. I'd get to do a LOT more traveling!
dawny0826
Mother Heathen
Red pill.
The journey has been full of meaningful lessons and connections with special people. I have been so foolish and wrong at times throughout the years, but, it's all been meaningful to my personal growth and acceptance of self.
I would prefer to look ahead with my experience in tact than do over.
The journey has been full of meaningful lessons and connections with special people. I have been so foolish and wrong at times throughout the years, but, it's all been meaningful to my personal growth and acceptance of self.
I would prefer to look ahead with my experience in tact than do over.