What do you find more valuable - Time, Money, Talent, or Fame?

Time. We would’nt have TIME to use talent, make money, or have fame. :)

Time is money, talent is relative to time, fame is relative to talent, so like everyone else is saying, i’d agree that time is the most important

Without God, nothing would exist so I choose God. Where we go in the next age there won’t be any fame, money, talent and time won’t be important because we’ll live forever.

time, you cant make time or get time back

Ok. I’ll be the honest one and say MONEY! With that you don’t need talent or fame, and I really don’t need time if I got money. I can hire people to do the things I don’t wanna do, and use all my time for myself :P

The excitement of having that kind of money might kill you. Then what do you do?

That really wasn’t an option…

paris hilton does not have a talent.

Time. Without time there is nothing, we are nothing. In order of greatest value to least value: TIME, TALENT (who cares if you have money/fame if you are good at what you do and love doing it?), MONEY (kinda need it to live), then FAME (why do you need thousands of people you have never met/will never meet hanging on your every word and action? you shouldn’t care what strangers think, only the opinions of the people you care about- family, friends - should matter)

It’s the only option there is since he planned everything. No one chooses money, fame, or talent because it’s all given by God.

buy some time?

I’m sure there were lots of happy family members of rich parents who couldn’t buy more time.

Time. because the biggest things can happen in a matter of seconds. and you dont need talent to be special. fame isnt everything, actually it is usually a pain in the ass. and people can get by happily without tons of money.

Not to be rude. but some people dont believe in god and sometimes it is wise to keep your opinions to yourself.

Do you think God cares about what his spoiled rotten kids say to him?

No i dont. because in my mind he does not exist. Im just trying to say that, as cassie said, your answer was not related to the question at hand.