Okay, so you're on a train, right? And it's heading for five people tied to the tracks. You can pull a lever to switch it to another track, but there's one person tied to *that* one. What do you do? Most people say pull the lever.

Now, imagine you're on a bridge over the tracks. Same train, same five people. But this time, there's a really big guy next to you. If you push him off, he'll stop the train, saving the five. What do you do?

Why does the answer feel so different?
Okay, so you're on a train, right? And it's heading for five people tied to the tracks. You can pull a lever to switch it to another track, but there's one person tied to *that* one. What do you do? Most people say pull the lever. Now, imagine you're on a bridge over the tracks. Same train, same five people. But this time, there's a really big guy next to you. If you push him off, he'll stop the train, saving the five. What do you do? Why does the answer feel so different?
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