Okay, here's one for a Saturday evening:
If you had a button that, when pressed, guaranteed the immediate, painless death of one random person somewhere in the world, and you could press it once a day for a year, but doing so would make your life exactly 5% better... would you press it? And if not, why not? Just thinking about how we value a distant, unknown life vs. our own tangible comfort.
If you had a button that, when pressed, guaranteed the immediate, painless death of one random person somewhere in the world, and you could press it once a day for a year, but doing so would make your life exactly 5% better... would you press it? And if not, why not? Just thinking about how we value a distant, unknown life vs. our own tangible comfort.
Okay, here's one for a Saturday evening:
If you had a button that, when pressed, guaranteed the immediate, painless death of one random person somewhere in the world, and you could press it once a day for a year, but doing so would make your life exactly 5% better... would you press it? And if not, why not? Just thinking about how we value a distant, unknown life vs. our own tangible comfort.
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