20 years or suicide?

I thought about choosing the first option, as it would seem like paradise to most. However, I don't think I would want to age in a room for the next 20 years of my life. I would take option B if I were able break the lock of the door with the gun. That way, I could enjoy the paradise with my own efforts in a world outside of a box.

But think about it. You have 20 years to do anything, no bills, no work, no problems at all. You could very well spend that entire time being physically fit your entire life and eating healthy food (which will require no effort or preparation on your part) for the next 20 years of your life! And you could spend the other time researching an anti-aging formula of sorts which will, if you succeed, be exclusive to you, and you only! Imagine the result back in the real world when you get released!

And another thing I would note as food for thought: There is nothing in this real world that can be paradise without some sort of string attached to it. To many of us, Room A *IS* paradise.

Haha I actually did think about that, and I doubt my own medical skills in finding an anti-aging cream, even though I'm of Indian descent. On the other hand, it does sound really nice to have 20 years in order to train myself in a room, both physically and mentally. Then again, I don't want to be stuck in a room for 20 years, I could NOT take that. Before a year passes, I would go insane without a breath of fresh air. Do you see where I'm coming from? The downsides would be the death of me in option A, so I'd pry open the lock in order to escape with the given resources of option B instead.

... hmm.. thats a tough one...
ROOM A. I'm a recluse, that would be my PARADISE. PLEASE TAKE ME THERE!!!
And besides in that 20 years you could learn anything, since you can ask for books (including magazines on current trends :P ). I could come out of there and make a best-selling game, and I mean MAKE, I could learn to program a whole new engine, draw the art, model the characters, even write a kick ass story.
Not to mention the clones which could be ANYONE you want, FICTIONAL or not. And you ask this of a hentai lover?
After hearing room A I would've run in there before he had explained room B

Hahaha this is serious stuff..

I'd rather kill myself. I don't think I can endure the 20 years.

But, I don't sit out 1:55 hours to decide this, so it might not be wise..

Room A all the way. I dont see what's so hard about it. Of course, if you are too extroverted is just a matter of time before you go insane.

I would chose room A. I would go into seclusion and love it for it will give me a chance to train and figure out who I am. I would ask for the books and video's to learn fighting tequniques. I would request swords that were fake so it won't allow me to kill myself. I would train and play the games (hell I would play all the final fantasy games)I would be buff and do my best to get ready again for the real world. I would make sure I am not lazy learning new things to keep me on top of my game. That way I can work and find a career once I am out. I would also get a clone of a person of a girl just to keep me motivated and company, never been much for conversation. I would train and become the best I could be and then I would emerge and finally lay my claim on the world and finally know who I am.
........... they only draw back is I will be 40 hmmmm oh well still 60 more years to go.

Plus it would be easy to be healthy and fit, those 20 years of healthy eating would probably let you live like 10 years longer than most people. So that's another plus.

I will choose Room A. Simply because it is my long life dream to become alone and with everything accessible. In other words, it is like a paradise without any fellow.

Also, suicide will never be an option for me. It is against my principles.

Room A sounds like a sweet deal to me. Sure it might get lonely, but at least I'm alive. The idea that I'm also allowed to get a clone of anyone from fiction is also very interesting. 20 years x 12 months = 240 people I can bring into existence.

That is an easy one!
Room A of course.
Free meals, no work, free slave-clone.

Hang on... I think I've had this fantasy before...

Room A. I understand that loneliness will eventually haunt me, but you only get one chance at living, so why not make the best of it? I'm not one to talk about religion, but there's always that chance that there is no afterlife. Once you end your life, it's over. Probably not all of it, but your days of living as a human will be over. You may or may not keep your memory. You don't know that for sure, but at least you get another 20 years to think it over. If you killed yourself right on the spot, you wouldn't even have a chance to decide.

You know, this question has been emulated in many ways. Angel Beats and The World Ends With You are two great examples of this question, and I believe it's a great concept for people that question death. Sure, it will eventually hit you, but just enjoy life while you can.

Here's one last example of the question being emulated: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asyWVtoCjNM

I think i will chose the third option because every room has advantages and disadvantages.
For example in room A you are in danger of going insane because of the gigantic time spent in lonelyness that resulting the case were you are no longer able to comunicate propely with another person even tough you could satisfy youre desires as in room B you could just pres the esc button. The third option i think its something in bettwen and from that position i can negociate for lets say little conection to the outside world like internet magasines and even a clone with a slithtly emotions. Soo my final choice should be A with the advantages of the third choice.

Hey they couldnt kill me after all because im their "lab rat" and they've come so far to set up this experiment soo these are my 2 cents :).

Door A sounds better than my life *_*

I already spend most of my time deprived of social activities with the outside world.
Yep, I would chose door A and. . .do many many 'Behind Closed Doors' activities.

Study the gun and bullet first, if the chance to survive is high and the risks of it getting me impair are low then i choose the gun.
If not, then wait for 20 years.

[size=12]Door A. Never thought of suicide as an option before and it never will be.

I call in a clone as one of my most hated person in my life and use it as a punching bag to keep me in shape. In addition to that, weights! Every other month would be a fucking clone. I would totally do Sumire, Chizuru, Nozomu, aghh so much!

I would request for cooking books and a stove and learn how to cook as well. I'd probably come out as a great chef since I get 20 years to cook and create new dishes.

Think long term activities![/h]

To be given the trouble to be caged for 20 years or die? Its either you are useless or a very dangerous person, I go for A, heck anything could still happen during the duration and after the 20 years so better stick around for the freaking fireworks. lol;

I couldn't actually believe the question at first, because it was inconceivable to me that anyone could choose B. Room A sounds like the greatest thing since sliced bread, especially to an anti-social recluse like myself.

doubt i can wait for 2 hours, so i choose room 1......... Well mainly due to the fact that it got me after i saw the any video game you want part.

I would choose B. End my life. Pronto. I'd rather shoot myself n the head for 10 seconds worth of pain than wait 20 years in paradise. Why, you ask? Time is money.

Since your death has been fabricated, even after 20 years( assuming your loved ones did not die ( if they died, oh the remourse ) ), your loved ones will forget about you. If they remember you, they will think you are a zombie. Which bring us to the next point.
Zombies. Whatever could happen in the 20 years, you don't know. Vampires, Zombies, Aliens, etc. killed everyone already and are out to get the last human life form on earth.
But maybe its not such a bad thing.
Technology may advance, letting you do lots of stuff.

Oh yeah. Studying. 20 years worth of not studying is a bit ...yea, right?

TL;DR: B.