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jonnyt_
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If you choose NOT to press the button then this is basically neutral. The only bad thing about it is the hassle of having coming to your doorstep. Similar to a salesman. |
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bryan.derksen
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Well, it does have one downside; it shows that there are mysterious strangers like this in the world, randomly enriching people who are willing to kill for wealth. I wouldn't sleep very easily in such a world. Though come to think of it, I probably wouldn't believe him in the first place. |
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sojikari
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Well, I hate to admit it, but my 'lawful good' alignment, does, actually, have a limit to it's price tags. |
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draygen0352
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do i get 1 billion dollars PER button push? |
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hawaiianalien
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HA HA I've seen that movie. You're not going to get me to killing myself. |
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jamarofilms
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RT shorts! the button! shoutout to joel heyman and jack lee |
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danielkinane
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Do I get another billion if I press the button again or does it only work once? |
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hellraezer
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Scary thought. If this box actually did exist, yeah you would get a billion dollars, but how long till someone else pressed the button and it killed you? |
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yuosukaji
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I've seen this movie. I would select zombies. |
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bryan.derksen
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Something more to consider in the moral calculus of this option: with a billion dollars one could save a _lot_ of lives via charitable foundations and whatnot. Or one could use those resources to try hunting down the people responsible for this box with a button and bring them to justice, preventing them from killing more in the future. |
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Jesse.maccormack14
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What movie was that? |
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