You are given a passage. You need to construct a question about the information present in the passage. Construct a question in such a way that (i) it is unambiguous, (ii) its answer is the whole paragraph. Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without actually understanding the paragraph.
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Question: It's called denial...

Answer: How does a person live his whole life with the notion of impending death

Question: We're pretty far away from being able to beam anything in the way that you are describing. There are some experiments where splitting entangled electrons allows us to observe some interesting 'action at a distance' effects, but the amount of data that would need to be stored to transmit something with as many atoms as a pizza is incredible. Also, such an operation would require nano-assemblers that could interpret such data an reassemble the pizza from the info provided.

Answer: Faxing a pizza

Question: It's been mathematically "proven" that you can get high returns AND reduce your risk by buying diverse high-risk investments which have no correllation.

Also, Equities (Stocks) have had some of the best returns historically, and are still considered a very good investment.

Of course you don't want to be STUPID about it and buy the riskiest stuff possible. Get some AGGRESSIVE mutual funds with low fees (Vanguard has some). Spread your money around to highly aggressive funds that have little correllation. For instance, some Domestic High Growth, some Foreign aggressive growth, maybe some Real Estate Trust Funds, some High Tech, Some Health Care.

Look at the historic returns of the sector and the fund. Look too at the risk vs. return. If, as you say, risks don't matter, then go for high return funds, with a reasonable risk. And spread it around - but make sure you spread it around to different TYPES of investments - all that are aggressive, but some that move contrary to each other (like foreign vs domestic, or REITs vs Stock)

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best way to invest money...risks doesnt matter for me?