What would you do with 7 Billion dollars?
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I'm going to pretend you said "7 Billion pounds" because it's worth more.
Pay people £500 million to make me star in the latest blockbuster film with me as the lead role. And that will be all.
Pay people £500 million to make me star in the latest blockbuster film with me as the lead role. And that will be all.
Buy the stuff I want, a few houses, probably even some sort of a castle.
Fund some morally and ethically questionable researches that would ultimatelly make the world a better place.
Reward those who stood by me in shitty times, exact horrible vengeance upon those who caused said shitty times.
The rest of my time would most likely be spent by seeking various forms of entertainment.
My point is: if you play your cards right and are a bit careful, the most important thing money can get you is freedom. You can do pretty much anything you please and get away with it. That's ultimately what I'm after.
Fund some morally and ethically questionable researches that would ultimatelly make the world a better place.
Reward those who stood by me in shitty times, exact horrible vengeance upon those who caused said shitty times.
The rest of my time would most likely be spent by seeking various forms of entertainment.
My point is: if you play your cards right and are a bit careful, the most important thing money can get you is freedom. You can do pretty much anything you please and get away with it. That's ultimately what I'm after.
£7 Billion?
I Think i'll get my own spaceship.
WITH LASERS.
And Bribe Karen Gillan to come and live with me...
I Think i'll get my own spaceship.
WITH LASERS.
And Bribe Karen Gillan to come and live with me...
- Donate money to various scientific projects (cultured meat, cold fusion, temperate superconductivity, quantum computing, nano robotics etcetera).
- Lobby the Swedish government to gamify the law and eduction system.
- Put 70 million SEK (approximately 10 million dollars) in a high interest rate bank account.
- Donate the rest to charity.
- Lobby the Swedish government to gamify the law and eduction system.
- Put 70 million SEK (approximately 10 million dollars) in a high interest rate bank account.
- Donate the rest to charity.
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Throw money at the right people until they make more Firefly, live in a giant mansion/zeppelin
Video games, many,many,many,many,many,many,many,many,many,many, video games.
Then, donations and chill
Throw money at the right people until they make more Firefly, live in a giant mansion/zeppelin
Video games, many,many,many,many,many,many,many,many,many,many, video games.
Then, donations and chill
I would probably go to Africa and spend a lot of money getting my own land, hiring people to protect it with massive walls all across the border. Then i'd have a place for charities to actually work from, rather than what they're doing now, which is spreading themselves so thin they're not making much of a difference.
7 billion...I'd invest it in guaranteed return investments where I would live off the interest.
Even after taxes it is probable I'd earn 50 million dollars a year (assuming 75% taxation off 3% return).
I'd gift 48 different people/families 1 million dollars every year until I die.
The 2 million for myself would go towards a nice middle class home with an epic gaming room and D&D room. The biggest change would be in the form hiring a personal chef and maid to tend to daily chores. I'd immediately retire and basically spend my days as I do now on my days off.
Money really wouldn't change my lifestyle but rather only improve the quality of life surrounding it.
Even after taxes it is probable I'd earn 50 million dollars a year (assuming 75% taxation off 3% return).
I'd gift 48 different people/families 1 million dollars every year until I die.
The 2 million for myself would go towards a nice middle class home with an epic gaming room and D&D room. The biggest change would be in the form hiring a personal chef and maid to tend to daily chores. I'd immediately retire and basically spend my days as I do now on my days off.
Money really wouldn't change my lifestyle but rather only improve the quality of life surrounding it.