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You receive $100,000,000 but only if you can hide something without 100 people finding it within 24 hours...
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You receive $100,000,000 but only if you can hide something without 100 people finding it within 24 hours...

The item you have to hide would be a blue ping pong ball with a signature on it, which cannot be forged.

You can hide it anywhere as long as it's within a 1 mile radius from your place of residence and it is hidden in a public place.

100 detectives are assigned the task to find this specific ball within 24 hours. If they fail, you get $100,000,000. If they do find this ball, however, you will die instantly.

Keep in mind, this hypothetical is non-negotiable, meaning you have to accept it. Which begs the question, what will you do to ensure you get the $100,000,00?









Why do so many fathers walk away from their kids?
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Why do so many fathers walk away from their kids?

This question is somewhat related to an earlier one on this sub, "Why are there so many single mothers nowadays?" I grew up with a deadbeat dad and was raised by a single mom, just like many others. It’s an all-too-common scenario. Why is this? Why can’t fathers step up and take responsibility for their children instead of running away?




Damian Gath, 52, British man with Parkinson's disease, first diagnosed 12 years ago, has been taking a new drug called Produodopa, which has recently been approved
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Damian Gath, 52, British man with Parkinson's disease, first diagnosed 12 years ago, has been taking a new drug called Produodopa, which has recently been approved
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“I don’t care about your religion”
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