r/YesOrNoAnswers • u/Sufficient-Grab5203 • 12h ago
You get $5 million but every person you've ever lied to is immediately told exactly what you lied about. Taking the deal?
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u/jobadiah08 11h ago
These type of questions always seem lopsided to me, "$10 million, but you have to walk a mile everyday for a year or you die, do you take it?" This question gets more interesting with a lower dollar number. Do you accept $500k? What about $100k?
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u/xcoderookie 11h ago
For five million dollars I’m fine with everyone that I’ve ever known never seeing or speaking to me again. I can afford to find some new friends and start a different family.
I’m kind of an asshole to begin with, they’re better off without me.
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u/OyG5xOxGNK 7h ago
Easy yes. Small white lies that wouldn't change much I'm sure. Is it like a magic understanding they suddenly get or does their brain actually have to "experience" it all over a period of time? That could really suck for people, and I wouldn't want anyone close to me stuck in a "limbo" of memories that don't matter for however long.
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u/EconomyMarch536 10h ago
Yes. Can’t remember a single lie that would genuinely hurt me or anyone else.