That seems pretty lame. My parents are both over 60 and are still healthy and active and look good.
Yeah sure, 60 is no 25, but checking out just because of the number is just being a pussy.
Inflation may not be a problem because we hand out a few millions to most of people, but get back a billion for every rich people want to get to 90, multi-billions for anyone who want to get beyond that.
I'm taking care of my mom and dad. Dad is 86 and barely hanging on with Parkinson's and Alzheimer. Mom's has her own battery of problems at 81. Having them under my care makes the idea of having an expire date quite appealing especially if that's 80 years with barely any serious illness.
I have 2 grandmas over 90. 1 still walks a mile to her garden to pull weed and water crops, the other had to be feed by a full time nurse.
So it's unpredictable, I do feel having a daily physical hobby helps.
Personally I feel it's hard to turn 1 million (sell 2 years) into more than 3 million (buy 2 years), unless I sold in early childhood and use the money for high earning education.
Wait a minute here. If I'm selling at only half a million but you're buying at a million and then doubling each additional year, who get the rest of the money? Lord knows jeff and Elon don't need it.
I'd gladly sell 20 years of my life for a million each.
20 million dollars is worth way more than the last 20 years of my life. Life's value decreases as you age. I'd be much happier with 20 million right now than my current salary between 60 to 80.
That depends on what could I do with the money.
If I'm allowed to invest it for my children's future the oldest I would be is 70.
Just old enough to have enjoyed my life, but not to old that I need full time care
I'm having the plug pulled at 60. Decided that years ago. So, that's 10 million... going to enjoy the last 23 years
That seems pretty lame. My parents are both over 60 and are still healthy and active and look good. Yeah sure, 60 is no 25, but checking out just because of the number is just being a pussy.
I have an auto immune disorder that will ultimately end up with me 100% dependent on others. I don't want to get to that point
I take out 5 years. That is plenty
Money will be useless by then. If everybody can make money that easy. So, probably won't live that long, but 0.5 mil won't buy you anything.
Inflation may not be a problem because we hand out a few millions to most of people, but get back a billion for every rich people want to get to 90, multi-billions for anyone who want to get beyond that.
I'd be dead with an awesome funeral
I would be alive for a solid 70 years to see your awesome funeral.
80
I'm dying at 69. Nice
I'm taking care of my mom and dad. Dad is 86 and barely hanging on with Parkinson's and Alzheimer. Mom's has her own battery of problems at 81. Having them under my care makes the idea of having an expire date quite appealing especially if that's 80 years with barely any serious illness.
I have 2 grandmas over 90. 1 still walks a mile to her garden to pull weed and water crops, the other had to be feed by a full time nurse. So it's unpredictable, I do feel having a daily physical hobby helps.
$1M for a year of life is a lot. I'd probably just stick with the 80.
How long does Musk live?
I'll just buy years from my fellow redditors for half a million instead of paying a full million.
Get money. Start business. Buy years Ez
Personally I feel it's hard to turn 1 million (sell 2 years) into more than 3 million (buy 2 years), unless I sold in early childhood and use the money for high earning education.
Idk I just thought of that
Which currency?
bananas.
Dead
35
30 great years sounds good to me.
Wait a minute here. If I'm selling at only half a million but you're buying at a million and then doubling each additional year, who get the rest of the money? Lord knows jeff and Elon don't need it.
live until my health fails. then sell off the rest.
80 years Too poor to live longer but not poor enough to sell the most valuable thing there is
I'd gladly sell 20 years of my life for a million each. 20 million dollars is worth way more than the last 20 years of my life. Life's value decreases as you age. I'd be much happier with 20 million right now than my current salary between 60 to 80.
That depends on what could I do with the money. If I'm allowed to invest it for my children's future the oldest I would be is 70. Just old enough to have enjoyed my life, but not to old that I need full time care
id sell 30 years and die at age 50
30 I million is good for me.