It seems to me that the most efficient way to earn 1 BTC for the average individual is to participate in a minimum wage job and then directly convert the fiat produced into Bitcoin by dumping it on an exchange. If the minimum wage job nets $10 an hour and you participate for 12 hours a day, you should (if my maths is correct) have 1 BTC in five days. 
If 12 hours a day sounds too extreme, then I'm guessing you can adjust it so that putting 2 hours towards it everyday should be able to get you up to 1 BTC in 1 month flat, etc.
Has anyone here tried this method before? How easy was it? And how would this compare to say, using faucets or other methods of earning BTC?
If 12 hours a day sounds too extreme, then I'm guessing you can adjust it so that putting 2 hours towards it everyday should be able to get you up to 1 BTC in 1 month flat, etc.Has anyone here tried this method before? How easy was it? And how would this compare to say, using faucets or other methods of earning BTC?
Wouldn't a more efficient way to earn 1 BTC be participate in a job that pays the minimum wage plus $0.01 ($7.26 per hour in the US)?
I hope you understand my point.