Time Machine, of course! Just having one would be enough for me. I could finally find out for myself whether time is an ocean or a wibbly-wobbly ball, a crystallised line or a branching web. Are paradoxes real or do multiple universes render them moot? Can one change the past and, if so, how much is affected by that change? All sorts of things. ?

2. Definitely....unless door #3 is a tardis...

I’ll go with the one that will give me something that that is pretty much impossible and otherwise unobtainable. #1.

As long as we’re wishing for shit, I’ll go with Steve Martin’s list:

2. No question.

Too much could go wrong with time travel.
I don't believe in soul mates, and wouldn't want one even if they were real.

To quote Steve Miller, I'd "take the money and run".

Show me the money. Door number 1 is a pipedream with religious connotations. Door number 3 is unrealistic. At least with door number 2, I could travel have some adventure break some hearts.

#3. I'd go back a couple of decades with some horse race results, and quickly earn enough, not necessarily 70M, to devote my full attention to the possibility of finding a soulmate. If I failed there's a good chance I'd have fun failing.

Time machine to go into the future and record a few mega-lottery numbers.

Time machine.

Number 3. I defy you to find a family member of a murder victim (like myself), who wouldn't pick #3.

3 If I knew then what I know now 2 is moot I would just go get 1. Making money is easy. Ah lament.

Door number 2. Money may not buy happiness, but it's one hell of a down payment.

1 and 3 are just scammers.....probably 2 is a scammer as well, but easy to find out.!

Open 2 and then kick down the other two!

1. I don't believe in soul mates.
2. There aren't any changes I could make that I am sure wouldn't have negative effects for others.
3. If I put $10 million in the bank, I could live comfortably on the interest, and $60,000,000 could do a lot of good.

3 as long as it goes to the future as well as the past. Skip forward a few years find the next big thing and buy in at the begining - money; avoid catastrophes; maybe do a 'Groundhog day' thing when I screw up; then hit major historical points - the library at Alexandra, the Hanging Gardens, Rome when Ceasar ruled, France with Charlemagne, etc... until the end.

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I am sure I would take the money. I am already happy and with all the money I can watch any sch fi movie or documentary I want or have some professor or another telling me about history.

As impossible as it is , it's the, "Time Machine",
For me.
Right the wrongs, apologize a number of times, and become a good Human being.

Already have the soulmate. Time travel into the past is theoretically not possible. 70 million though.....

Why 70? Like, who picks "$70M"? Anyhow, if this was reality I'd pick #1, if time travel was possible I'd pick #3. I'd travel to a distant time and die almost immediately from a lack of immunities to the bacteria strands in the air, water, & food.

No. 2 for sure. I could fund a lot of my projects with it, including my business, animals shelters, farm sanctuaries. Don't need no. 1. A good business partner or partner in crime, sure; soulmate nope. No. 3, I wouldn't know what to do with it.

No.2. I have given up on no.1. With no.2 l can rent no.3. ☺

Gotta be time machine. Soulmate? Doesn't exist, and 3 makes 2 irrelevant. Plus you get to see/experience pivotal/amusing/amazing moments in history, and see the future.

I would pick the Red Door - Door #2
$70 million would go a long way to make my little corner comfortable for me and mine, with lots left over to help others.
Although the time machine would be tempting, I don't think it would be wise for me to have that much "power".