Which would you choose?

Question

(a) A better life than you have today, in every material sense - higher income, better and bigger house, more inventions that make your life easier and/or more fun (e.g., PC, FIOS), better vacations - - but if you make this choice your worst enemy will win the Megamillions.

(B) Economic stagnation - the same or worse life materially - - but your worst enemy will suffer more.

OK folks this is the POLITICS website. Nobody's saying this comes at the expense of other aspects of your life. Yes, money isn't everything, but nobody's saying money and happiness are mutually exclusive. It's just a different aspect of your life. If I asked you would you wear a blue or gray suit to a second interview would you respond "interviews aren't as important as happiness" - - - - LOOK - just, in terms of the results of economic policy would you rather have unevenly shared plenty or evenly shared misery????

EITHER WAY you can go take a Yoga class (although, you'll be less likely to be able afford one if you choose B).

Answer 1

A.

Answer 2

I think the question is fatally flawed.

Your speaking of only economic and materialistic terms and while I hope to make more money so that I can support my family more comfortably and have vacations and continue my child in private school etc. etc. all of my goals rotate around my family instead of material goods and possessions.

So I would have to decline to answer as I find it an invalid question on merit.

Best Regards.

Answer 3

My worst enemy is the least of my worries, my neighbors to the left are trying to hold me down and make me share all of "A" with the non-working or slackers of this nations. I like my life as it is, I could be happier but it would all be for my children's happiness in the future. Is there a "C"?

Answer 4

I don't see what your point is but I'll take the 2 easy points.

Answer 5

I have no need of either.