How much would you sell a year of your life for?

[TheGame]

Originally Posted by Angrist

So you don't want to be overweight. You don't need a personal dietitian to eat healthy. You already know how to, you just need to do it. Same with the personal trainer, just get some more excercise.
And you could reduce stress by not wanting too much (work/entertainment).

Right?

I work 50-60 hours per week (and hit the gym an additional 10-12 hours per week), I don't have time to focus hard on eating healthy. I mean, I know how much I'm supposed to eat... I count calories... I eat healthy when I'm at home and in the meals I can control... But a nutritionist could make sure I'm eating 5 well balanced meals per day, every day.

Would that add years to my life? I think so.

[Teuthida]

$100,000 would be nice. At my current income level I might settle for $10,000, but would probably eventually regret that.

Already eat ridiculously healthy. Would just need to do some more cardio to strengthen my heart and I'd live forever. Forever!!! Muah hah hah ha! ...Minus one year.

Skipped the discussion. We're talking about dying one year earlier than normally would? There's also the Dollhouse method, where wouldn't live for a year and then regain your consciousness a year older and catch up on what you missed.

[Angrist]

Originally Posted by TheGame

I work 50-60 hours per week (and hit the gym an additional 10-12 hours per week), I don't have time to focus hard on eating healthy. I mean, I know how much I'm supposed to eat... I count calories... I eat healthy when I'm at home and in the meals I can control... But a nutritionist could make sure I'm eating 5 well balanced meals per day, every day.

Would that add years to my life? I think so.

You could probably add 2 or 3 years to your life by not working 50-60 hours per week. That's sick man.

[TheGame]

Originally Posted by Angrist

You could probably add 2 or 3 years to your life by not working 50-60 hours per week. That's sick man.

I agree, though working that much helps me to break some 'bad habits'. I consider working a good use of my time.

[magus113]

Originally Posted by TheGame

I agree, though working that much helps me to break some 'bad habits'. I consider working a good use of my time.

It's hard to work a lot and then just...not.

I had to get my hours cut back at work because of budget cuts so now I have to spend two days at home doing pretty much nothing..it sucks. I just sit around and play video games and eat junk.

And talk to Earl. Who wants to do that all day?

[Angrist]

Originally Posted by magus113

I have to spend two days at home doing pretty much nothing..it sucks.

You could look for some kind of fun volunteer work. It would also look good on your resumé.

[Typhoid]

Originally Posted by magus113

I just sit around and play video games and eat junk.

And talk to Earl. Who wants to do that all day?

I agree. I've been doing this (minus the eating junk) for the past 2 months.

At this point, I'd gladly give up a year of my life for full and proper use of my spine. I wouldn't even want the money.



Well, okay - I'd want the money, too.

[KillerGremlin]

Talking to Earl online is a lot like chatting with those AOL chat bots, like Smarterchild. Only with more love for Nintendo.

[Typhoid]

It would be like if Fufubot would spit out rants about Nintendo and Mario instead of posing your question back to you?

I never thought of Earl that way before.