The moral question of letting five people be run over by a train, or making the train run over a loved one is not only a question of your commitment to the "greater good" but also a question of whether you would take action to kill a loved one, even if it had a "net...

+16 The moral question of letting five people be run over by a train, or making the train run over a loved one is not only a question of your commitment to the "greater good" but also a question of whether you would take action to kill a loved one, even if it had a "net positive" effect. amirite?

by Anonymous 3 years ago

"I get to save 5 people, and get rid if my wife?!"

by Anonymous 3 years ago

You repeated the point twice just worded it differently.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Euthanasia going different level

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Thank you for explaining the obvious

by Anonymous 3 years ago

It's not really a standard moral question it's moral utilitarianism.

by Anonymous 3 years ago