• mercury@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    1 year ago

    You are a result of your personal experiences. Going back and changing would make you an entirely different person.

  • Rev. Layle@lemm.ee
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    Blue, because I’ll might come to this again and take the red door on the second time around.

  • Michael@lemmy.perthchat.org
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    The blue door, because money can’t buy me the time back. It’s priceless.

    Also I could just buy BTC at $2 a piece and make the 10 mill as well. So it’s win-win.

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      I fucking did buy bitcoin when it was pennies, but dumbass past me had a nasal problem and spent it immediately.

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        At least you got some fun out of it. The majority of the BTC I ever owned was on my parents computer that somehow wound up in my aunts hands. She stripped it and sold it all for parts…

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      I still remember the first time I read about bitcoin and thought to myself “better check this out”.

      Only I forgot about it until years after that lol

    • OsrsNeedsF2P@lemmy.ml
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      As someone upper-class who hangs around rich people: Yes, money solves your problems, and yes, money is a great way to be happy

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    Blue door without question. Even if there was a stipulation that I couldn’t invest in stocks or bitcoin or do anything else that would make me rich.

    I fantasise about going back and doing it all again, not making huge changes, but little ones, living my life with the knowledge and security I have now, so I would be able to enjoy my childhood instead of stressing about the future, I could be kinder to people around me and help them when they were struggling. I could tell the people I loved that I loved them instead of keeping those feeling held back due to insecurity. I could spend more time with my pets when I was “too busy” before. I could start the hobbies and sports I ended up loving as a child, and actually have the chance to be competitive at them.

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    Who decides what is a “mistake” and what is “fixed”? I feel like going through the blue door would trap you in some kind of infinite loop

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    Blue door would mean having to relive my childhood years being forced to go to church and Christian school, but without the indoctrination that made it feel like it was a good thing. That would be torture.

  • raptir@lemm.ee
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    I’m sure I’ve made plenty of mistakes, but I’m happy enough with where my life is now. Red door it is.

  • bleepbloopbleep@lemmy.world
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    I’ve made many mistakes in life, still I like the person I’ve become. And I’m still absolutely in love with my husband. For 23 years now - wouldn’t trade that for a new life.

    So red it is!

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    After walking into the blue door the first mistake it corrects is that I should have picked the red door.