What would you actually trade for a fortune? These dilemmas put a price on privacy, dignity, friendships, and time, revealing what people really value when the money and recognition get big enough. The vote splits suggest we’re all maybe a little less principled than we'd like to admit.
Have infinite money, but you can only spend it on items $25 or less: Be enormously famous, but don’t earn any money from it:
Would you rather…
Aug 25, 2026
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Win $10 million, but you must wear a body cam that live streams your exact location and audio 24/7: Become globally famous as a beloved cultural icon, but your bank account is permanently locked at $5,000:
Would you rather…
Aug 24, 2026
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Commit a terrible crime that everyone else perceives as a heroic act: Commit a deeply heroic act that causes the entire world to view you as a monster:
Would you rather…
Aug 7, 2026
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Get $10,000 every time you burp: Get $0.10 every time you blink:
Would you rather…
Jul 21, 2026
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Win everything yet have people dislike you: Lose everything yet be respected:
Would you rather…
Jul 9, 2026
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Have $100 billion, but any person who learns your name immediately dies: Have 10 billion loyal fans, but they will violently attack anyone you ever try to form a close relationship with:
Would you rather…
Jun 30, 2026
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Save the world and ensure everyone you love lives a perfect, happy life, but you must live in a cold, dark cell for eternity, being tortured as a “criminal” by those you saved: Become a legendary leader who brings world peace and is loved by billions, but you must personally choose one person you love to be executed every ten years to keep that peace:
Would you rather…
Jun 29, 2026
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Have every meal paid for for the rest of your life: Have every trip paid for for the rest of your life:
Would you rather…
Jun 18, 2026
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Get 10 million dollars, but your worst enemy gets 100 million dollars: Both you and your worst enemy get nothing:
Would you rather…
Jun 11, 2026
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Receive one million dollars all at once, ten years from now: Receive one hundred dollars every day for the next ten years: