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Can't decide whether to dump your boyfriend, move house or sell your car? The answer may be just a click away. Two British men and three women will let the Internet play God for 15 days by handing over their daily, sometimes life-changing decisions, to a potential jury of 12.7 million people, Internet news portal MSN said in a statement. The five people were chosen as part of a project to give the Internet a chance to help ordinary people make important daily decisions. This latest venture comes three decades after the publication of Luke Rhinehart's bestselling book "The Dice Man," the story of a man who gives up his control of life to the dice, and follows the worldwide success of reality TV show "Big Brother." Each of the five will put a decision a day to the Internet community and will have to act on the outcome of the decision, although they will be given a "joker"—meaning they can back out of one decision—during the period, MSN said. Inter