Given a choice between 'immortality' or 'winning a 10 million dollar lottery'- which would U choose?

Hmmm....great question! If I could choose half and half I would. 5 million and 200 years?Ok.

If not....yea I gotta go with immortality and figure I could learn enough make ten million. I just think I would get tired of people and want to die eventually...

I choose the lottery! I do not want immortality, I am too curious about what there is after life. What is on the other side of death?

Only one way to find out! Not that I would go an off myself right now, that might affect what the other side is like :).

Not that I have 10 million dollars, or anything close to it, but I would definitely choose immortality as there is just too much to do and too little time to do it in. But when I have done all there is to do and still have time to spare, I wonder if an immortal can kill himself to find out what is on the other side?

I would pick immortality. I'm curious to see the direction humanity takes to either preserve the future, or the futures destruction.

Absolutely immortality. You'd have forever and a day to work out making the $10 million on your own.

Lottery! Who wants immorality when my dear ones will be moral!

Immortality! Life is way too much fun to give it up for a dollar or two.

Maybe they wanna get married to one of the Cullens.. Anyway, I'd rather win the lottery that to have immortality. I want to value life. How will I do that if I know I will never going to lose it.

The money would be preferable to immortality.

I'll go for immortality. If you have immortality, and you regularly save/invest a percentage of your earnings, you will eventually exceed even $10,000,000 by an astronomical amount.

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