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RHP User
10 years ago
I'd quit my job! Buy a house or two, and then spend my time travelling the world with my sexy man.... If only it was me that won the $50 million Powerball the other night!
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RHP User
10 years ago
Travel. Travel and fish and food and travel and fish and food. The rest of my time, Id just waste.
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RHP User
10 years ago
I'd go straight out and buy one of those 'bat suits', you know, with the webbing between the arms and legs like a sugar glider. then, after that...well, there probably wouldn't be any 'after that'.
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horneycouplewa
10 years ago
Travel mostly with the best tudors for my kids, making sure they know everything about every country. Would do charity work there too. Party hard xx
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RHP User
10 years ago
I would take a few years and travel everywhere! Then I'd go back to university and study 'impractical' things like history, literature, political science. I say 'impractical' because it would be just for the joy of learning and not with the intent of getting a job. And in between the travel & study, I'd help Shells with her philanthropy... love her ideas :)
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Cheekyarses
10 years ago
Well. Firstly to travel the world. Secondly to buy a property near the beach and have a refuge for cats & dogs. Thirdly to open a soup kitchen and help the homeless But my list is endless x - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
I would live right next to my favourite climbing area in Vic and wouldn't be too far shells so happy to help you as well xox and chip in for the private jet to the city. Would certainly be in the career of helping people instead of being on a job just for the money. So many possibilities for funding scientific research that would value humanity but would normally never get a gurnsey cause there is normally no money in it. With money not being a problem would be assisting in th a whole bunch of jobs that don't normally pay well like nurses etc. Yeah would probably also buy some land next to Joe Hockey just so I could put up a wind farm. - Posted from rhpmobile
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MissBishere
10 years ago
i would have a place for domestic violence survivors and their families to come to rebuild their lives. As money is no object they wouldn't have to pay a cent and all services would be free for them. I would take my kids around the world and hopefully find a Scotsman on my travels
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MissBishere
10 years ago
oh and said facility would be protected by some serious warrior types so no bullies could get to them to cause any more problems. And a few snipers wouldn't hurt ;)
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RHP User
10 years ago
Firstly I would set up a foundation..with a board of trustees so the work could continue after I am dust 😊I would buy an island ...it would be a health and healing retreat centre for anyone who needed physical or emotional healing...I would establish schools for kids who learn differently,where they aren't made t o feel stupid,creative dynamic,empathic environments...I would fund anti slavery organisations..particularly ones that support children,... I would continue to live where I live,just have a massive renovation ..and travel a little ..xxFreya
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RHP User
10 years ago
Was inspired from a video I was sent today discussing philosopher Alan Watt's thoughts on "what if money was no object" How many of us choose our vocation based on money, earning power and getting ahead and how many people choose to do something because of a genuine interest, passion or love. What would you choose to do if money was not a consideration?
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RHP User
10 years ago
...as I've been a giver most of my life and had life enjoyment sucked out of me by past partners. Sooo...I'd buy myself a new 4wd, a caravan, and a motorbike (always wanted a motorbike), an organic property where I could have my animals, organise a friend/relative to care of it, and them, take the dog and go around Australia seeing and staying at all the places I've been interested in and visiting friends I have along the way. Might take me about 3 years at the least. Oh....set up my kids with houses, furniture and cars and treat them each to the holidays I never had the money for when they were growing up. Then I'd set up hostels and counselling/training for all the women around my age who are suddenly not in a long term relationship, have no job, no references and no finances and the government won't even help them with accommodation but expect them to find somewhere to live and employment on Newstart benefits. Been there, done that and it's a bitch.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Maybe invest in a brothel. Owner is milked every morning. 😂😂😂😈😈😈😎😎😎
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RHP User
10 years ago
funny I'd do exact same. Science afterwards. Oh and own a milking brothel. 😈😈😈😈
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RHP User
10 years ago
Oh hang on, that's what i do now......nope nothing would change - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
I have are targeted at the same outcome, though through different means. First would be having more people involved in sports and other (non-sexual) activities. We all know the benefits of exercise, though having trained staff and accessible services to ensure everyone has the right to live an active lifestyle no matter their circumstances. Second would be to use my skills and the money to improve the health technology area. For example, there is more technology in your FitBit than their is in a labour ward or insulin tester. We should be able to have real-time status of either a women in labour or a diabetic's insulin level. Of course the list of illnesses needing more technology is endless and hence would need copious $$ support. SB - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
Because I love it. But I would buy investment properties that can be used by families that need help. Lower, affordable rent with a trust fund attatched for their children to attend school and uni. I'd make sure my family and friends were set for life. I know they all enjoy there jobs so making them mortgage fee would be enough for the......I had this discussion once with them all after a few drinks. We all decided we were quite happy in life, but mortgage free would be a help. And I'd like a large property so my son can have a quad and I can relax with horses and dogs. And chooks. And I'd buy a couple of snakes. That's my selfish part.
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RHP User
10 years ago
I thoroughly love doing what I do! I don't work to live - I live to work
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RHP User
10 years ago
If we're talking vocation and having a job purely based on passion, love and interest without consideration of income, I'd go back and become a wildlife photographer specialising in birds :) But it's never too late, and photography is my long-term post-retirement plan. I'm starting to build up my stock library, and plan to register my business later this year. I have an idea for a coffee table book (funnily enough, not involving birds) that I've started working on already, and hope to transition into this being a full-time career within the next 15 years.
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RHP User
10 years ago
I would simply just remove any personal debt...build the house I wanted, and then keep giving to the following charities... - the asthma foundation - all forms of cancer research. - cerebral palsy - cystic fibrosis - aids research. - Salvation Army - royal childrens hospitals - Ronald McDonald house - lieukemia foundation I think that's about it.... Oh and I'd buy my first plane and finish my training 😊 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
Stir, I didn't say you had won the lotto though, so where is all his money going to come from? If you didn't have to worry about dependents and make as muh money as possible. Would you still be doing what you are doing now?
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'JerseyGirl' I'd quit my job! Buy a house or two, and then spend my time travelling the world with my sexy man.... If only it was me that won the $50 million Powerball the other night! I'd do exactly the same and it would be party party party and I'd start enjoying life again because, without having to work, I'd actually feel as if I HAD a life ! I was never a career person to begin with and never thought I'd be in a position where there is no light at the end of that tunnel called working full time including constant unpaid overtime.Changed jobs a little while back but it didn't make a difference to my life or the way I feel about working so I will just have to keep an eye out for that elusive position that I'm passionate about, lmao, and will make life seem as if there is such a thing as work life balance - haha that's a load of rubbish that employers try to make you believe.Sorry folks, ranting a bit there.Look out the window the sun is shining. Mind you there's many other things I would do with unlimited funds as I would certainly give a lot to various charities including RSPCA as it would make me SO happy to be able to do that.
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RHP User
10 years ago
would do pretty much what we do now travel a good bit and just take what life throws at us.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Stirry' I would simply just remove any personal debt...build the house I wanted, and then keep giving to the following charities... - the asthma foundation - all forms of cancer research. - cerebral palsy - cystic fibrosis - aids research. - Salvation Army - royal childrens hospitals - Ronald McDonald house - lieukemia foundation - Posted from rhpmobile Love the way you think and I'd also like to think that everyone who has more money than they need, whether they earn, win or inherit it, would give lots to charities.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Meeka100' Was inspired from a video I was sent today discussing philosopher Alan Watt's thoughts on "what if money was no object" How many of us choose our vocation based on money, earning power and getting ahead and how many people choose to do something because of a genuine interest, passion or love. What would you choose to do if money was not a consideration? Having just won the $50 mill lotto, yes folks, I ended up with a nett loss of $3.00 Anyway I did fantasize about what I would've done with $50 mill. My old town Christchurch is still in a mess after the 2010 & 2011 earthquakes. There are some beautiful old mansions there from the early days I know of two that are amazing buildings with fantastic architecture, one in particular is about 10,000 square metres of floor space on three stories. I know this house and would have loved to buy it and renovate it, obviously it would never be the same as it once was but it could kept authentic and adapted to the 21st Century. Last year it was my privilege to attend an opening party of a similar building in CH-CH which had survived the quakes relatively intact and after $2.5 mill was back in pristine condition. So that would be just part of the projects I would embark on, obviously there would need to be sufficient seed capital to get the ball rolling, then the paying public would need to be the key to the long term viability. This would create employment in the rebuild and ongoing jobs in the running and maintenance. Income generated from such projects could be allocated from a budget dollar share. My current beneficiary, Canteen, would do very well as would others...It's nice to dream sometimes
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RHP User
10 years ago
I traveled for a year in my 20's, never staying more than 3 nights in any one place. And you know what, it's tiring and you get jaded after awhile. Pfft wake up to see the sun rise in the Sahrah desert, puck that I am sleeping in. Been there done that. (:P) As much as it pains me to say this... You do need more than travel. My first European trip was when I was 6 mths old on my Mother's passport and I have never really stopped traveling. If that is what you want to do.... Why don't you do it?
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RHP User
10 years ago
if money were truly no object; it's not a concern where it came from in order to give - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
I would not change much at all.
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MissBishere
10 years ago
it's that easy for some people Meeka. I spent from my 20's in a shitty controlling relationship with a man that wouldn't work and disappeared for days on end... By 30 I had two kids and a near death experience... Prompted me to get out of my relationship which took two years and then another 5 to try to rebuild financially. As a single parent raising two kids the money did not stretch to any extras like travel, I was more concerned with putting food on the table each day and some days I didn't know how that was going to be possible. and if money was no object I would be going five star all the way and not just playing tourist for a few days I would be immersing myself in each culture and spending a month or more in places I enjoyed.
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nattyocean
10 years ago
i was headed to my sisters and saw a sign for one of the lotto draws and thought to myself - how lovely it would be to win so I could keep studying full time but concentrate soully on that and volunteering and not need to work so that when I was finished my degree I could be the best positioned for my new profession. Was an uplifting revelation for me 😀 hmmm nearly as good as actually winning 😆 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
What are our real passions if work is not required? Probably the same as we would do if we considered volunteer work now, or similar such work in our retirement. Generally speaking it will be about assisting others (community work etc), as our own interests are fully supported. My passions would be for nature and the environment. It is typically our fault for the problems in the environment, therefor it is up to us to rectify them. As for travel, in my opinion the wonders of the natural planet have no rival with our manmade structures and societies. I've been overseas once, to Nepal; New Zealand and Antarctica are probably next on the list.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Missb72' it's that easy for some people Meeka. I spent from my 20's in a shitty controlling relationship with a man that wouldn't work and disappeared for days on end... By 30 I had two kids and a near death experience... Prompted me to get out of my relationship which took two years and then another 5 to try to rebuild financially. As a single parent raising two kids the money did not stretch to any extras like travel, I was more concerned with putting food on the table each day and some days I didn't know how that was going to be possible. and if money was no object I would be going five star all the way and not just playing tourist for a few days I would be immersing myself in each culture and spending a month or more in places I enjoyed. Hugs to you Missb72, you sound like a brave strong gal.
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RHP User
10 years ago
I'd buy up huge tracts of land to protect animals/wildlife and indigenous plants. Maybe promote a slide in human numbers...?!#%#!!!? 😳 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
Cuck n shells. I think you will find most people need a purpose, or some sort of passion, hobby. I bet after one year of traveling like that you will be bored of it. I personally would find being on a cruise boat to constricting... Unless it was my personal cruise boat. Probably why I have never even on a cruise.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Already well underway, like to get away at least once a year as it is.. Remember asking my pop once what did he did that day... Nothing ' he replied... But that's what you did yesterday.... Well .... I'm not finished yet ..... Good ole pop...
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RHP User
10 years ago
I love my job, so I wouldn't change what I do on a day to day basis, but I'd love to travel. To see some of those places I've dreamed about, or read about, and not have to worry about whether or not I can afford it. To just truly enjoy the experience of discovering something new.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Jack_Denials' one in particular is about 10,000 square metres of floor space on three stories. Good accounting would be essential, the house is more 1,000 square metres, numbers aren't my forte.Two of the houses I'm thinking have names, Daresbury and Chippenham.As a qualified microbrewer I'd be in a position to buy the job no one has been able to give me
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'morganaschild' I'd buy up huge tracts of land to protect animals/wildlife and indigenous plants. Maybe promote a slide in human numbers...?!#%#!!!? 😳 - Posted from rhpmobile Private conservation reserves already exist, I don't that muvh about them but I do believe they significant holdings.Hmmm promoting a slide in human numbers, admirable or part of an evil plan bwahahaha
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RHP User
10 years ago
..... I would walk, ride, drive and train the world .... on track, trail and road after another. Currently interested in walking the Camino de Santiago ...
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RHP User
10 years ago
Sounds the plan! Would be great to find a cure for all cancers.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Sick and tired of seening the underdog get shit on, you see it all the time on those current affair shows where the little man gets squashed, buy large companies, or ripped off by some wanker. If i had money to burn i'd pay for a team of top quailty lawers to fight the good fight for them. Can't stand people who take advantage of the weak!
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RHP User
10 years ago
The Royal Kids Hospital, so as to develop new technology and purchase new equipment to help the little ones. What is left over I'd purchase a secluded mansion on the beach from on Waikiki and the Maldives. And throw parties that would make Hugh Hefner blush.
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RHP User
10 years ago
I'd do whatever the hell I felt like whenever I felt like it. Simple!
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AnnieWhichway
10 years ago
Id be MISS Annie.........
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AnnieWhichway
10 years ago
Id be MISS Annie......... With a nice set of tits
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RHP User
10 years ago
Id help single mums and their children get back on their feet.
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RHP User
10 years ago
If I had Googolplex dollars I would fund, research and invent a time machine... Have my own space station... Have my own, 'Bag End' from Middle Earth. Convert an old Nuclear Bunker into a weekend getaway place - to be used in the event of Zombiegeddon and/or Alien Invasion. ...and much more....
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'CucknShells' I would become a philanthropist. I live in the country and the services here are all so far away. I would build a rehab centre, services for people to get treated for cancer, a place for homeless people and a care service for young people so they wouldn't have to go into nursing homes. Just to start. Also I wouldn't mind a home by the water. That would be nice. And a private jet so I could go to the big smoke when I felt like it. Shells. I'd use a lot of the money ethically.....I like your ideas Shells, but I would also support the not-for-profits I currently work for that don't get any funding - so they could hire whoever they need to run their programs - because of course I wouldn't be working anymore. I'd also make sure that the kids, and grandkids know they are set up for life, not just hand it to them though, they would have to work toward goals / do some long term volunteering etc before they get to experience an easy life. I would hate to look back and think that $$$$ has turned them into spoiled brats who don't see the world through the eyes of the most needy. Oh, but first and foremost I would build a new house with a huge library.....ah heaven!! Shaz
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'sherrylips' Id help single mums and their children get back on their feet. So do you do this now?
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RHP User
10 years ago
What ever entered my mind I would make happen.. I would also get a personal Chef and a really really good first aid kit ..
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'NaiveFarmBoy' The Royal Kids Hospital, so as to develop new technology and purchase new equipment to help the little ones. What is left over I'd purchase a secluded mansion on the beach from on Waikiki and the Maldives. And throw parties that would make Hugh Hefner blush. I saw the Sydney Children's Hospital's annual report last year. I was gob smacked, they have $41 million dollars in reserves. A lot more than I would have thought.
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RHP User
10 years ago
with money id transform an island into a private country that has everything a person could need in life and call it utopiawesome , it would accommodate all kinds of people from relaxing people to party animals.... if you were naughty you would be spanked without money my belief on what our lives are for is to pass down our knowledge and experience to the best of out ability to our children to help them become better people than we are so i suppose id do that if i have no money ad my penis is broken well then im pretty fked
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'veganman2015' If I had Googolplex dollars I would fund, research and invent a time machine... ummm... not to burst your bubble or anything but wouldn't a time machine be pointless because you will go back in time and all the super bacteria and viruses, vaccines etc you have been exposed to would probably destroy life as it was unless.... i suppose you could travel forward in time a few years at a time and it might work then you can come back to the present and kill us all then <_< >_> :)
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RHP User
10 years ago
Whatever happened to if there's a will there's a way and why let what you can't do interfere with what you can do? There are websites set up by people with money to give, specifically, to help people restricted by lack of funds to realise their dreams. I don't know the ins and outs of it all, but I believe it's just a matter of signing up, posting your dream with some sort of viable business plan.
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RHP User
10 years ago
CrowdFunding KiwiBred.
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0h0y0nicba
10 years ago
I'd build the Aussie Bush Lawyer Institute! Encourage people to think and learn the knowledge to free themselves.
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RHP User
10 years ago
18-27 yr old girls im looking for you for nice catch ups and if we click continue to have a good time married or not i don't care; ) - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Waydo88' 18-27 yr old girls im looking for you for nice catch ups and if we click continue to have a good time married or not i don't care; ) Tell them money is no object and see what happens.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Sybian 😂😂😂😂
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RHP User
10 years ago
I think I've traveled to much. Half the world lives in abject poverty, whilst dreaming about the creature comforts we take for granted as our rightful entitlement. In some ways, I already feel that I have that life, of money being no object. I have everything I need. I can pay my outgoings and actually want for nothing in comparison to the majority of the world. All the other things I'd like are just that. Wants, that I don't need to get through life. Endless material possessions just don't do it for me. If you gave me endless possessions and 'things' I'd ditch them in a heart beat. I'd rather have my friends and family any day of the week. However, if I were to fall into an extraordinarily large pool of money? What would I do? I'd take leave without pay for a year or so and finish my uni degree. I'd actually go back to the work I'm doing. I enjoy it and I know that in my own small way I'm making a difference to someones life. (I just don't necessarily always know whose life it will be that I make a difference to.) What I would do though is perhaps travel a little more and consider overseas volunteer work. My mother has always been fond of saying, "Be careful, what you wish for."
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RHP User
10 years ago
As a kid I used to wander off to the mountains by myself chasing after eagles nests and watching them. One day found what ended up being an old castle walls in very bad ruins. Dug around a little while and found lots of tips of arrows. Spoke to few elders at the time about the castle and no one knew anything about it. Magical location and spectacular views from there. Since then had some interesting dreams about it. After 30 years being away, two years ago I visited for a month. All the childhood memories and inspirations came back with no effort. My though was, how awesome it would be to rebuild the castle walls and dig deeper through history. To make part of the lost history visible. Also keep on inventing and developing many of the ideas that will engage societies on many levels for the better of mankind.
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