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Alf · 31-05-2023, 01:46 AM

arista · 31-05-2023, 02:10 AM

Blue Pill

Fast

Mystic Mock · 31-05-2023, 02:23 AM

Blue Pill.

I do miss aspects of my childhood, but I wouldn't want to go to School again.

arista · 31-05-2023, 02:27 AM

Sod that
at the age of 6
you can not do what a Adult does.

The Money has far better use.

LaLaLand · 31-05-2023, 02:53 AM

Red tbh.

I miss too many people who're sadly no longer here so to spend even just an hour with them again would be worth more than any money to me.

Kate! · 31-05-2023, 03:29 AM

Blue. I could make a lot of people very happy with that.

bots · 31-05-2023, 04:14 AM

neither

arista · 31-05-2023, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

neither

Typical of you.

UserSince2005 · 31-05-2023, 05:24 AM

Red. Invest in the right stocks and £10m is pocket change

arista · 31-05-2023, 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Red. Invest in the right stocks and £10m is pocket change

Which, is dangerous
as all the info you have as a 6 year old
could end your life more early

joeysteele · 31-05-2023, 07:02 AM

Red, no doubt at all on that one for myself.

Crimson Dynamo · 31-05-2023, 09:13 AM

Blue

I would not want to lose my children and i could use the money to make their lives a lot more comfortable in the future

user104658 · 31-05-2023, 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Blue

I would not want to lose my children and i could use the money to make their lives a lot more comfortable in the future

Blue for more or less the same reason. You could make a lot more than 10 million if you could go back to the (for me) early 90's with insider knowledge of what's going to happen (Intel, Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon, Tesla, etc.) ... heck, you could be a multi-multi-millionaire if you could go back to 2009 with knowledge of Crypto. Buy a few hundred £ worth of Bitcoin in the first few months of its existence and sell it in 2021 = instant £100 million+

BUT biology is so full of infinite possibility that even if you engineered it so that you'd have kids with the same partner - they wouldn't be the same kids.

So I think this is a no-brainer for most people with kids... if you choose red, you're writing them out of existence

.

Maybe some people have crap kids I guess.

Niamh. · 31-05-2023, 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Blue for more or less the same reason. You could make a lot more than 10 million if you could go back to the (for me) early 90's with insider knowledge of what's going to happen (Intel, Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon, Tesla, etc.) ... heck, you could be a multi-multi-millionaire if you could go back to 2009 with knowledge of Crypto. Buy a few hundred £ worth of Bitcoin in the first few months of its existence and sell it in 2021 = instant £100 million+

BUT biology is so full of infinite possibility that even if you engineered it so that you'd have kids with the same partner - they wouldn't be the same kids.

So I think this is a no-brainer for most people with kids... if you choose red, you're writing them out of existence

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Maybe some people have crap kids I guess.

I think most people who said Blue don't have kids (on this thread anyway)

I was going to say Red but I hadn't factored in the kids so yeah blue

Redway · 31-05-2023, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Blue

I would not want to lose my children and i could use the money to make their lives a lot more comfortable in the future

Exactly. I shake my head at the news every day when I hear all these stories of people who were once well-paid pharmaceutical managers reduced to eating cornflakes twice a day and not being able to pay for maintenance of their cars (if they drive). Going back in time would be amazing but realistically the average person can’t afford to at the moment.

Niamh. · 31-05-2023, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Redway

Exactly. I shake my head at the news every day when I hear all these stories of people who were once well-paid pharmaceutical managers reduced to eating cornflakes twice a day and not being able to pay for maintenance of their cars (if they drive). Going back in time would be amazing but realistically the average person can’t afford to at the moment.

If you went back to when you were 6 years old, you would have no financial obligations at all though

Redway · 31-05-2023, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh.

If you went back to when you were 6 years old, you would have no financial obligations at all though

Yeah but I’ve come this far in life and at the moment (inasmuch as we all have all sorts of problems going on at any one time) I’d say that I had no problems if my bread-stack was up. My disposable bank-account figure is appalling and it’s driving me flaming crazy. Had I had to choose either pill in 2018 I’d have chosen to go back to being a 6-year-old with all the knowledge I have now but at this particular point I’d just have to go with the 10 million at this particular point, because I’m pretty fed up. I’d just choose the immediate financial fix out of desperation.

Redway · 31-05-2023, 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Blue

I would not want to lose my children and i could use the money to make their lives a lot more comfortable in the future

Comfort’s a key word. What’s the point in having good mental health if you’ve got no money to enjoy your life comfortably with?

bots · 31-05-2023, 09:46 AM

the butterfly effect is real. Change 1 little thing, and existence could change. Compound that with every person on the planet having the opportunity make their choices again and there is no guarantee they will go the same way again. So even knowing what happened first time round may do you no good whatsoever

Niamh. · 31-05-2023, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the butterfly effect is real. Change 1 little thing, and existence could change. Compound that with every person on the planet having the opportunity make their choices again and there is no guarantee they will go the same way again. So even knowing what happened first time round may do you no good whatsoever

Very true but that might be a good thing as well

I love that movie by the way The Butterfly Effect, have you seen it?

Alf · 31-05-2023, 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the butterfly effect is real. Change 1 little thing, and existence could change. Compound that with every person on the planet having the opportunity make their choices again and there is no guarantee they will go the same way again. So even knowing what happened first time round may do you no good whatsoever

I think you're thinking too much into this.

This pill question is just fantasy, it isn't possible to happen.