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Would you choose £50k over a 50/50 chance of £1m?

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impossible123
When: 27 Jul 26 21:50
Are these physical, psychological and emotional illnesses UK specific? Do America, the EU, Far East and South East Asia experience a high level of these illnesses too? Or are they merely illnesses of the 21st Century and western world specific?
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pandora1963
When: 27 Jul 26 22:16
yes, absolutely
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CLYDEBANK29
When: 27 Jul 26 22:18
The first and no brainer way to save money is getting The Assisted Dying bill in law.  It's diabolical and diabolically stupid that it isn't.  That's my personal bugbear.
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Cider
When: 27 Jul 26 22:20
Those are just a few examples posted TODAY. Obviously it's just anecdotal, a sample, the proper hard core scammers wouldn't be posting about it publicly. There will be underground groups coaching people through it all.
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CLYDEBANK29
When: 27 Jul 26 22:41
The State looks after you a lot better in Germany (according to my German colleague) than in the UK fwiw
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CLYDEBANK29
When: 27 Jul 26 22:51
At what reward point would you risk a one off opportunity to risk £50k on a toss of a coin?  Me I think it would be around £60k if it was a bet to nothing (i.e win £0 £50k or £110k) as in the survey, or around £75k if I was using my own money
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Cider
When: 27 Jul 26 22:59
I think the hypothetical is a lot different to the prospect for real. Pretty difficult to recreate the prospect for real. I suppose I can only relate it to how my betting has evolved. Twenty years ago I would be all in on my opinion, these days very much moderately cautious. I also hate games of chance, so it would need to be very generous in relation to the risk.
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