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2/25/2015 3:04:02 AM
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The Trolley Problem is kinda creepy. It says pull the trigger, it's the right thing to do. Why is that creepy? Well, a trolley problem is that stupid movie scenario where a guy has to choose between a friend or a bunch of people he doesn't know. Pulling the trigger on this fusion rifle implies killing a member of the darkness. We can assume this is forgoing the needs of the few for the needs of the many, but letting a villain die isn't a trolley problem. This implies that perhaps the 'aliens' aren't so evil, and that our defeat is the only way for them to live. Oh my gosh, I just came up with some crazy theory.
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Whoops. Forgot you wrote this four months ago. Sorry
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Or it just means that for the problem it's the right thing to kill your friend and save the others
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....Trolley Problem is where a Trolley is about to run over 5 people, who do not know it's there. Nearby you there is a switch. If you pull the switch, it will instead run over a different person- only one, and also unaware. No one is watching you,no one will find out. Do you condem one man to die, or let 5 die for one? There is no time, you can only either pull the lever, or not. Another version is that you're on a bridge, and a large man is next to you. There is a trolley, and another 5 people about to be run over. If you push the man over, it'll most likely stop the trolley and save the people. If you don't, the 5 people will die. Which do you do?
