<p>Here are the choices:</p>
<p>-acceptances to all ivies.</p>
<ul>
<li>acceptances to cambridge and oxford </li>
</ul>
<p>-1 billion dollar lottary</p>
<ul>
<li><p>easy way to get a perfect ACT and SAT</p></li>
<li><p>founder of the cure of aids and cancer.</p></li>
</ul>
<p>choose wisely lol:)</p>
<p>Aids and cancer obviously. All that other stuff is so superficial. </p>
<p>You could help more people with the cure then you could with a billion dollars, Cambridge and Ox give you a great education but there is no guarantee of success in life, getting into all ivies would only give you bragging rights, and the SAT is possibly the biggest scam in institutionalized education history.</p>
<p>Aids and cancer.</p>
<p>I can use that to get into all of the ivies, cambridge, and oxford, then use the cure to earn one billion dollars. As the founder of aids and cancer, I don’t need a perfect ACT or SAT.</p>
<p>I agree with the others - cure to AIDS and cancer. That way, I’d be saving millions of lives and that’s more important than anything else.</p>
<p>Plus, with that, admission to a great school would be easy. 
And with the money, financing research for other cures would be beneficial as well.</p>
<p>Perfect SATs! Woooooooooooooooooooooo!!!.. obviously AIDS and cancer.</p>
<p>I’d take the $1 bil and let the four posters above me split the title of being founder of the cure for aids and cancer 
We’re all winners!!!</p>
<p>My moral compass points squarely towards curing AIDS/cancer, but that twisted voice in my head is screaming “Take the money and run!”…</p>
<p>Cure for AIDS/cancer.</p>
<p>Billion. But perhaps when I’m less disillusioned with humanity, I would take the cure.</p>
<p>lol… </p>
<p>I’m surprised by the answers.</p>
<p>I’d have thought everyone would pick a billion dollars. Ofcourse you’d probably earn that (or close to it) if you found the cure…</p>
<p>still I’d just take the billion dollars. Much less work.</p>
<p>If you take out the cure for cancer/aids, and change the billion dollar lottery to $2 million lottery, you may have a fair question. Except no one’s going to choose perfect SATs, because even if you sold the method, the test companies would quickly find out and adjust their tests accordingly. And SAT/ACTs are a means to college.</p>
<p>perhaps a secret way to ace all written tests in your life? Including in college etc.</p>
<p>but won’t have much use when your working cuz I don’t think many jobs suddenly give you a test for no reason.</p>
<p>Hmm… the government could be interested in anyone who can ace all written tests (like Chuck! Poor guy, getting kicked out of Stanford for being too smart and in the wrong class…), and I’m sure you could get them to pay you a lot if you just got them to give you questions in written format. “Where will the next terrorist attack be? What will prevent said attack? What is the best way to allocate our government resources?” etc. And then you’re graded on the results of the government following through with your answers.</p>
<p>A perfect ACT and SAT would be so much less helpful than any of the other options.</p>
<p>Founder of the AIDS/Cancer bit.</p>
<p>'Cause, duh, I probably already went to an Ivy/Oxbridge, got a perfect SAT, and I’m probably rich enough to afford the research equipment to find a cure.</p>
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<p>then again, since they don’t know the answers themselves, you don’t actually need the correct answer, just a possible one.</p>
<p>not even that. Since the paper cannot be graded, you can just write pure rubbish.</p>
<p>so ya it’s not gonna help in solving world hunger, only with questions that are already solved.</p>
<p>Maybe. But don’t most teachers/professors take a week or so to grade your tests? Well, howabout the government takes two years to “grade” your test. It could even be pass/fail, based on whether or not your recommendations worked. If, by following your course of action, you DIDN’T solve world hunger within a year, then you fail.</p>
<p>Hmm, what if the cure has a terrible side effect that gives people advanced stages of HIV or cancer instead of preventing/curing it? Or it’s only available to the rich? Or you became your own guinea pig and died while finding the cure?</p>
<p>I think I’ll take the $1 billion TBH. Even if you were to cure HIV/AIDS and cancer, there may be a new virus or disease that’ll come into existence the minute these two are cured.</p>
<p>good point there happycowlover lol</p>
<p>Billion Dollars. Duh. Fund some cancer research stuff, and get into any university I want with the money >.></p>