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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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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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RbrtKurtz
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I'd try to resurrect Jesus Christ. If it worked, I would have resurrected God's human form for us to inquire to, or we would know he was merely a man (since I would assume that a God who isn't "dead" can't be resurrected). At the very least just ask him face to face. If it didn't work at all, then we'd know no such person ever existed. Sounds like a way to get some answers anyhow. |
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