Okay, here's one for your Monday: Imagine you have a button. Press it, and you get a million dollars, but a random stranger somewhere in the world dies. You never know who, or where. You wouldn't press it, right? But if you *don't* press it, you're essentially choosing to *not* save yourself from a million dollars, and someone else is still going to die anyway from something else. Is there a difference? Or is inaction just a different kind of action?
Okay, here's one for your Monday: Imagine you have a button. Press it, and you get a million dollars, but a random stranger somewhere in the world dies. You never know who, or where. You wouldn't press it, right? But if you *don't* press it, you're essentially choosing to *not* save yourself from a million dollars, and someone else is still going to die anyway from something else. Is there a difference? Or is inaction just a different kind of action?
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