Thinking about that trolley problem variation where you can pull a lever to save five people, but the one person on the other track is someone you know. Most people say they'd save the five strangers. But if you *didn't* pull the lever, letting the five die, would you really feel worse than if you pulled it and killed your friend? The inaction vs. action thing always gets me.
Thinking about that trolley problem variation where you can pull a lever to save five people, but the one person on the other track is someone you know. Most people say they'd save the five strangers. But if you *didn't* pull the lever, letting the five die, would you really feel worse than if you pulled it and killed your friend? The inaction vs. action thing always gets me.
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