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Would you rather take a 50% chance of winning €100 million, or a 99% chance of winning €1 million? Why? Please Elaborate.
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Would you rather take a 50% chance of winning €100 million, or a 99% chance of winning €1 million?
Why? Please Elaborate.
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I would rather take a 99% chance because I know that I would most likely get the money
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personally i would rather take a 50% chance of winning €100 million because i’m already doing fine without the million, so if i don’t get any money it’s not big deal, so go big or go home
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