Thanks. No. One would be more prudent to understand there are uncertain things. I can invest that same $522 M and have more in pocket after 29 years, than I'd get having someone else pay me 30 equal payments. Not only that, but given the way things are going these days, it's a good possibility those payments may stop quite a bit sooner than the 29-year payout.
FWIW, during all the hoorah over the recent big prize, I read something about the fact the 30 annual payments are not equal.
Apparently the payout amount increases 5% per year to account for inflation.