but on one condition: you have a random chance of ending up trading places with ANY American - could be Donald Trump or Bill Gates, could be a homess person or an Appalachian struggling to make ends meet. You have an equal chance to "win" the life of any of your 300,000,000 fellow Americans.
Would you take the chance? Why or why not?
I guess this question is trying to determine how well off we think we are compared to the average American, or how well off we think the average American is.
I post it in politics because "class issues," and their implications for legislation and policy, come up often.
Yes, I assume people would not want to leave their family, friends, etc. to live someone else's life - I'm talking economics and social position, mostly. Work with me here, people!
So . . . what say you?
Thanks!
2007-06-13
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