Topic: I will give you 1,000,000,000 in cash {Experiment} - page 3. (Read 3206 times)
That is true and I understand your point but in this situiation your not pushing this button and killing thousands. Your doing it once and your not even sure if someone dies, when I said that I meant directly affecting your family like your sibling or parents dieing due to the button.
What if a certain person presses the button for that kind of money, and the person which is supposed to die is the guy who presses the button. Wouldn't that be an interesting turn. A test of God. A play of the devil.
It reminds me of the movie 13 sins, you get a call that asks you to do a simple thing, swat a fly, then presto you earned some money. Then the story evolves, the stakes rise and you cannot quit, they get entangled and it all ends up horribly wrong.
A number that big? Tempting, but what if it was a sibbling? I could not live with the thought I killed my own child. Too many unknown factors in this proposition. The only certainty is that it would not be me. And the ever nagging guilt, the burdon you will have to carry the rest of your life. Money and possesions are not what matters in life, life itself is what matters, that's why it is called 'life' and not 'money'. You ask eachother, 'how's life?' Not 'How's money?'
So no, I would not for a billion dollars press that button. But I am affraid that is the rational me talking, and a lot of people would not even blink twice before pressing it.
A number that big? Tempting, but what if it was a sibbling? I could not live with the thought I killed my own child. Too many unknown factors in this proposition. The only certainty is that it would not be me. And the ever nagging guilt, the burdon you will have to carry the rest of your life. Money and possesions are not what matters in life, life itself is what matters, that's why it is called 'life' and not 'money'. You ask eachother, 'how's life?' Not 'How's money?'
So no, I would not for a billion dollars press that button. But I am affraid that is the rational me talking, and a lot of people would not even blink twice before pressing it.
Well the thing is the person that dies is someone you don't know and never will meet and never will know who it was. So there is no chance of you or your family being affected.
Oh but you will... If you have a conscience that is... Ever wonder why a young looking president turns old with grey hair and bad looking skin in less than 5 years in power? He has to push that damn button multiple times a day...
What if a certain person presses the button for that kind of money, and the person which is supposed to die is the guy who presses the button. Wouldn't that be an interesting turn. A test of God. A play of the devil.
It reminds me of the movie 13 sins, you get a call that asks you to do a simple thing, swat a fly, then presto you earned some money. Then the story evolves, the stakes rise and you cannot quit, they get entangled and it all ends up horribly wrong.
A number that big? Tempting, but what if it was a sibbling? I could not live with the thought I killed my own child. Too many unknown factors in this proposition. The only certainty is that it would not be me. And the ever nagging guilt, the burdon you will have to carry the rest of your life. Money and possesions are not what matters in life, life itself is what matters, that's why it is called 'life' and not 'money'. You ask eachother, 'how's life?' Not 'How's money?'
So no, I would not for a billion dollars press that button. But I am affraid that is the rational me talking, and a lot of people would not even blink twice before pressing it.
A number that big? Tempting, but what if it was a sibbling? I could not live with the thought I killed my own child. Too many unknown factors in this proposition. The only certainty is that it would not be me. And the ever nagging guilt, the burdon you will have to carry the rest of your life. Money and possesions are not what matters in life, life itself is what matters, that's why it is called 'life' and not 'money'. You ask eachother, 'how's life?' Not 'How's money?'
So no, I would not for a billion dollars press that button. But I am affraid that is the rational me talking, and a lot of people would not even blink twice before pressing it.
Well the thing is the person that dies is someone you don't know and never will meet and never will know who it was. So there is no chance of you or your family being affected.
Its funny how you guys think ending a life and getting a billion dollars is a wise thing to do. Regardless of how many lives you change with that money, it doesn't matter because you just sacrificed a life for that. A life is precious and you are nobody to decide who lives or dies. That itself, is a sin.
What if a certain person presses the button for that kind of money, and the person which is supposed to die is the guy who presses the button. Wouldn't that be an interesting turn. A test of God. A play of the devil.
Its a brilliant scenario. A man with greed seeking luxury over another man's life. Such decisions tell a lot about a person. WE have been conditioned to believe that its alright to know that someone is dead and death eventually happens, regardless of our involvement in the incident or not.
I think I heard this at camp when I was like 13. 
What if a certain person presses the button for that kind of money, and the person which is supposed to die is the guy who presses the button. Wouldn't that be an interesting turn. A test of God. A play of the devil.
Interesting take, almost sounds like a plot to a movie doesn't it
... With cameron diaz.
This thread is madness.
Here's the deal.
I have $1,000,000,000 I don't need. But I need someone dead. You will NOT be caught. The person you kill
you will never know. They live on the other side of the planet. You will never know a thing about them.
Whether they were an upstanding citizen, child molester or serial rapist. You won't even know if they really
died.
But I'm going to give you a black remote control with a small red button.
When you press that button, that person will die, and you will get the $1,000,000,000 cash.
Will you press the button?
I have $1,000,000,000 I don't need. But I need someone dead. You will NOT be caught. The person you kill
you will never know. They live on the other side of the planet. You will never know a thing about them.
Whether they were an upstanding citizen, child molester or serial rapist. You won't even know if they really
died.
But I'm going to give you a black remote control with a small red button.
When you press that button, that person will die, and you will get the $1,000,000,000 cash.
Will you press the button?
Yes, I'll press the button and bring the money. I'll invest part of them for myself, I'll send 20% to his family and with the other part I'll donate to help research against cancer and other illnesses.
1 billion USD will save thousands of lives, in third world countries such as Moldova and North Korea. So I'll take the money, kill the target, and use the money to buy food for the starving people around the world.
It reminds me of the movie 13 sins, you get a call that asks you to do a simple thing, swat a fly, then presto you earned some money. Then the story evolves, the stakes rise and you cannot quit, they get entangled and it all ends up horribly wrong.
A number that big? Tempting, but what if it was a sibbling? I could not live with the thought I killed my own child. Too many unknown factors in this proposition. The only certainty is that it would not be me. And the ever nagging guilt, the burdon you will have to carry the rest of your life. Money and possesions are not what matters in life, life itself is what matters, that's why it is called 'life' and not 'money'. You ask eachother, 'how's life?' Not 'How's money?'
So no, I would not for a billion dollars press that button. But I am affraid that is the rational me talking, and a lot of people would not even blink twice before pressing it.
A number that big? Tempting, but what if it was a sibbling? I could not live with the thought I killed my own child. Too many unknown factors in this proposition. The only certainty is that it would not be me. And the ever nagging guilt, the burdon you will have to carry the rest of your life. Money and possesions are not what matters in life, life itself is what matters, that's why it is called 'life' and not 'money'. You ask eachother, 'how's life?' Not 'How's money?'
So no, I would not for a billion dollars press that button. But I am affraid that is the rational me talking, and a lot of people would not even blink twice before pressing it.
What if a certain person presses the button for that kind of money, and the person which is supposed to die is the guy who presses the button. Wouldn't that be an interesting turn. A test of God. A play of the devil.
Interesting take, almost sounds like a plot to a movie doesn't it
I will post that button. No hesitation. No reasons at all.
I will spam that button until the one who gave me that remote's dead 
Is this supposed to be serious question or just for fun question?
Is this supposed to be serious question or just for fun question?
Many people would do that with no question asked
What if a certain person presses the button for that kind of money, and the person which is supposed to die is the guy who presses the button. Wouldn't that be an interesting turn. A test of God. A play of the devil.
Bro i won't take a life.
Here's the deal.
I have $1,000,000,000 I don't need. But I need someone dead. You will NOT be caught. The person you kill
you will never know. They live on the other side of the planet. You will never know a thing about them.
Whether they were an upstanding citizen, child molester or serial rapist. You won't even know if they really
died.
But I'm going to give you a black remote control with a small red button.
When you press that button, that person will die, and you will get the $1,000,000,000 cash.
Will you press the button?
I have $1,000,000,000 I don't need. But I need someone dead. You will NOT be caught. The person you kill
you will never know. They live on the other side of the planet. You will never know a thing about them.
Whether they were an upstanding citizen, child molester or serial rapist. You won't even know if they really
died.
But I'm going to give you a black remote control with a small red button.
When you press that button, that person will die, and you will get the $1,000,000,000 cash.
Will you press the button?
life is more important than anything, i will sacrifice anything to keep him alive
because im humant not robot
Here's the deal.
I have $1,000,000,000 I don't need. But I need someone dead. You will NOT be caught. The person you kill
you will never know. They live on the other side of the planet. You will never know a thing about them.
Whether they were an upstanding citizen, child molester or serial rapist. You won't even know if they really
died.
But I'm going to give you a black remote control with a small red button.
When you press that button, that person will die, and you will get the $1,000,000,000 cash.
Will you press the button?
I have $1,000,000,000 I don't need. But I need someone dead. You will NOT be caught. The person you kill
you will never know. They live on the other side of the planet. You will never know a thing about them.
Whether they were an upstanding citizen, child molester or serial rapist. You won't even know if they really
died.
But I'm going to give you a black remote control with a small red button.
When you press that button, that person will die, and you will get the $1,000,000,000 cash.
Will you press the button?
Norma and Arthur Lewis, a suburban couple with a young child, receive a simple wooden box as a gift, which bears fatal and irrevocable consequences. A mysterious stranger delivers the message that the box promises to bestow upon its owner $1 million with the press of a button. However, pressing this button will simultaneously cause the death of another human being somewhere in the world, someone they don't know. With just 24 hours to have the box in their possession, Norma and Arthur find themselves in the cross-hairs of a startling moral dilemma and must face the true nature of their humanity.
The box bearer...
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