I would devote my time to philanthropy (through labor or the provision of goods) and environmental activism.
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Id buy the planet and tell everyone to fuck off. Better luck next time!
Maybe Mars aint so bad!
#beachfront property everywhere
Maybe Mars aint so bad!
#beachfront property everywhere
Build many orphanages, make sure they are managed well. Every family member will have it made**. Live in a castle, own the holy trio (p1, laferrari, 918)
** family members who act a fool get axed.
** family members who act a fool get axed.
Why lol? Some beautiful spots. I just took a vacation to visit my folks and drove through Colorado. The whole time I wished I had an extra day or two so I could just chill on the Colorado river for a day.
Next year I'm going to a beach.
Well yes, but do you want that responsibility and stress when money is of no importance?
I don't get the people in here scalping or reselling stuff. Like whats the point? Money means nothing to you why go through the trouble?
I can understand opening a business or something and do something you love but just being a middle man to make money? Don't get it.
I can understand opening a business or something and do something you love but just being a middle man to make money? Don't get it.
I'd honestly just live a modest life. I don't really care for luxury and I would still work, Probably shoot photography (headshots for work, etc) for free for people that don't have the funds to afford it.
Here's the loophole here. With truly unlimited funds you could do shit like buy controlling interest in Apple. That would get crazy fast.
I was in Vegas recently and every Uber driver hated pools.
I'd keep my job because I'd feel like a bum with no job or purpose in life.
I'd buy a house and 2 nice cars - 1 sports car and one nice 4 door luxury car. Then sell my current car.
I'd upgrade my computer to the max. Then I'd sit on my couch staring into the sunset like Thanos.
I'd buy a house and 2 nice cars - 1 sports car and one nice 4 door luxury car. Then sell my current car.
I'd upgrade my computer to the max. Then I'd sit on my couch staring into the sunset like Thanos.
I would build a fancy animal shelter, taking in all kinds of pets, but especially old and sick animals, treat the ones that are treatable and make the others as comfortable as possible.
I would also build a good house, not super big or super small, but something nice and easy to maintain. And get a good car to transport all my animal friends in need.
I would also build a good house, not super big or super small, but something nice and easy to maintain. And get a good car to transport all my animal friends in need.
It's like billionaires doing everything they can to get more money even tho they can buy anything.
I would do what I need to to set myself up comfortably. House, car, etc. Then I would probably use it to open a business in something I love, like a game studio, but pay everyone decent wages, work them normal hours, and release when necessary. I can foot the bills, even if it's for a company loss. Then I would start fronting bills for projects and ideas to progress the world. Like NASA, food for the hungry, homes for the homeless. I can buy anything for free, why wouldn't I help those in need?
First I'd live comfortably, then I'd pursue getting into game development. I've always dreamed of having unhindered creative liberty doing something that I love.
1. Buy a house
2. Buy a beach house
3. Buy every corporation
4. Better working conditions for all!
5. Buy a nice gaming PC
6. Buy every game.
2. Buy a beach house
3. Buy every corporation
4. Better working conditions for all!
5. Buy a nice gaming PC
6. Buy every game.
I'd just want a nice, spacious apartment/house with a great view, probably in San Diego. I'd spend most of my time as I do now, but with more of an opportunity to focus on programming.
You appoint the right people to run things for you. Meanwhile, Koenigsegg.
instead of having a big stupid mansion, I would rather have multiple smaller cozy homes in different parts of the world
I'd lay claim to Apple Corp and make all of their products in penis form. Want an iPhone? You now have to talk into a big-ass dick device.
Ooh!
I'd get a house, a Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 (or 32), new desk, more ram, a 1080 ti, build a threadripper system with titan xp's And start making cartoons and hiring people to make backgrounds, help and so on. Make an animation studio and bring 2D animation back to theaters with films for the whole family and R rated stuff only for adults and everything in between.
I'd get a house, a Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 (or 32), new desk, more ram, a 1080 ti, build a threadripper system with titan xp's And start making cartoons and hiring people to make backgrounds, help and so on. Make an animation studio and bring 2D animation back to theaters with films for the whole family and R rated stuff only for adults and everything in between.
Charity work immediately. Abandon whatever I'm currently doing.
Start with buying homes/food for local homeless, paying off student debt/CC debt. Continue that shit up to the government level, get the country to back further philanthropic efforts in other countries.
Yes because you can do so much with it Eg. Better working conditions.
With running Facebook alone you could immediately put an end to the spreading of hate on the platform and crack down on bullshit articles/sources.
You take it over, hire people you trust, roll all of them up into a mega corp.
Start with buying homes/food for local homeless, paying off student debt/CC debt. Continue that shit up to the government level, get the country to back further philanthropic efforts in other countries.
Yes because you can do so much with it Eg. Better working conditions.
With running Facebook alone you could immediately put an end to the spreading of hate on the platform and crack down on bullshit articles/sources.
You take it over, hire people you trust, roll all of them up into a mega corp.
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If you never had to pay for anything you would be able to have a completely free political campaign. You could easily become the most powerful person in the world with a virtually unlimited reach.
On Topic: What the they said.
I have a serious answer because I know exactly what I'd do: I'd quitqmy job, pay off my debt, update the parts of my house that need it, and then live a life in pursuit of the hobbies that having a job and a house keep me too tired for. Mostly brewing, songwriting, and generally learning new things. Take college classes whenever I feel academic (no worries about pursuing a degree), and pay for lessons on more practical skills like woodworking.
Buy a big ass castle with a crocodile-filled moat around it and finally achieve my dream of writing shitty stories that no one wants to read forever.
More often than not the USA are just incredibly far from everything. Travelling is such an expensive option compared to Europe. So many amazing places filled with people and cultures, all so close. 3 different continents with cultures of thousands of years old are just 3 hours away by plane. I'm in NY, I feel far from everything.
The image of seeing cool places on a laptop is relateable and a little sad.
I'd travel a lot, experience different cultures and all that. Maybe get into photography. I can't see myself owning too may things proper, since material goods with no practical use would essentially be worth nothing to me. I'd have to be very careful about the visibility of my acquisitions, since I imagine being gifted things that people desire would draw a great deal of ire.
OP touches upon whether this would be fulfilling. As a species, tend to normalize things very readily, and at some point a decadent lifestyle can become empty and boring; this is well-documented. We require things to have meaning in order for life to be fulfilling, and most of us project meaning onto material things because we worked to afford them. Every article I've read concludes that it's our relationships with others that contribute most positively to feelings of happiness or fulfillment, not "things".
OP touches upon whether this would be fulfilling. As a species, tend to normalize things very readily, and at some point a decadent lifestyle can become empty and boring; this is well-documented. We require things to have meaning in order for life to be fulfilling, and most of us project meaning onto material things because we worked to afford them. Every article I've read concludes that it's our relationships with others that contribute most positively to feelings of happiness or fulfillment, not "things".