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"Do you work on the HS2 project perchance?" What if they did? | |||
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"I (Luk) would flick the switch and do everything I could to get the one off the track. Time-wasters and trolls may be annoying but they don't deserve to die. I would take the action that causes the least harm, not make value judgements about the person's right to live. " Good answer. Sadly you were to late to save him. | |||
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"Nah, take out the trolls " This is arguably the moral position to take. But not because they’re trolls. | |||
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"I'm sure I watched this moral dilemma in a film or series fairly recently... Tea" The trolley problem, as it’s called, is a well-known philosophic moral thought experiment. And this type of dylemma is often explored in stories. | |||
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"If the single good person was in my position they would sacrifice the one for the many. I would leave any switches alone, I’m not a train driver and have no business pressing buttons. If I was to press the button and kill one person I would be prosecuted for manslaughter or similar, a court would not recognise that if I had not then many would have been killed instead and it would be almost impossible to prove. " Great answer. Fabbers are woke | |||
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"I'm sure I watched this moral dilemma in a film or series fairly recently... Tea" The Good Place! Chidi has to decide. Great show, can’t wait for it to come back | |||
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"I'm sure I watched this moral dilemma in a film or series fairly recently... Tea The Good Place! Chidi has to decide. Great show, can’t wait for it to come back " Fantastic show! | |||
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"I'm sure I watched this moral dilemma in a film or series fairly recently... Tea The Good Place! Chidi has to decide. Great show, can’t wait for it to come back " That's the one! Thank you! It was driving me mad that I couldn't remember. Tea | |||
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"How long have I got to think about it? " All the time you need. The dilemma gets more interesting when you don’t ascribe characteristics to the people. They’re all just human. But now change 10 people to a 100, or. 50 thousand. Most people’s intuition is to flip the switch. But change the scenario to not flipping a switch, but rather you choosing to push someone on the track to guarantee the 10 don’t die, then most people start questioning their choice in the first scenario. | |||
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"I'm just pleased I can't see any way in which this is going to happen in reality. Long may it remain hypothetical! " Indeed. But there are real-world ‘sacrifice the one to save the many’ situations. So the thought experiments and their answers have real-world impact on society and our values and morality. So I’m glad there are people who think about it | |||
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"Do you work on the HS2 project perchance? What if they did?" Not them, you What line would you take? | |||
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"I (Luk) would flick the switch and do everything I could to get the one off the track. Time-wasters and trolls may be annoying but they don't deserve to die. I would take the action that causes the least harm, not make value judgements about the person's right to live. " This for me too. | |||
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"Nah, take out the trolls This is arguably the moral position to take. But not because they’re trolls." Why is it the moral position? | |||
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"Do you work on the HS2 project perchance? What if they did? Not them, you What line would you take?" Answered just above. I would like to think that I would not flip the switch. Ha! Sorry, get the HS2 now. | |||
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"Nah, take out the trolls This is arguably the moral position to take. But not because they’re trolls. Why is it the moral position?" Explained above. Quoted here. " For me it’s a bodily autonomy and right to life issue. No one has the right to decide to take your life, even if it saves other people. The answer ought to be not to flip the switch. Consider a hospital. There are 10 people who will die without an organ transplant. Imagine a world where the doctor can march into the waiting room, grab a person there and harvest their organs to save the already-dying. We just don’t have that right. " | |||
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"Who am I to know what makes a person a troll, maybe they've had a shit life or been abused, maybe they're the most loving person irl, maybe the time waster had issues with a shitty demanding job or kids at home? Maybe the nice guy was just great at outwardly looking that way and was full of fake smiles and lies and cheating on their partner to be on fab like so many others who appear "popular" in the forums yet don't advertise their home life publicly? If I had the choice then I'd choose for less ppl to die but it's still a shitty choice to have to make and its never gonna happen irl... We can only use our own personal knowledge, but we can also stay open to its limitations Steve x " ???? Thanks for your comment. | |||
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"Who am I to know what makes a person a troll, maybe they've had a shit life or been abused, maybe they're the most loving person irl, maybe the time waster had issues with a shitty demanding job or kids at home? Maybe the nice guy was just great at outwardly looking that way and was full of fake smiles and lies and cheating on their partner to be on fab like so many others who appear "popular" in the forums yet don't advertise their home life publicly? If I had the choice then I'd choose for less ppl to die but it's still a shitty choice to have to make and its never gonna happen irl... We can only use our own personal knowledge, but we can also stay open to its limitations Steve x ???? Thanks for your comment." Any time????? | |||
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"Who am I to know what makes a person a troll, maybe they've had a shit life or been abused, maybe they're the most loving person irl, maybe the time waster had issues with a shitty demanding job or kids at home? Maybe the nice guy was just great at outwardly looking that way and was full of fake smiles and lies and cheating on their partner to be on fab like so many others who appear "popular" in the forums yet don't advertise their home life publicly? If I had the choice then I'd choose for less ppl to die but it's still a shitty choice to have to make and its never gonna happen irl... We can only use our own personal knowledge, but we can also stay open to its limitations Steve x ???? Thanks for your comment. Any time????? " Yeah, dunno what happened with the question marks there. Oh look, wine. | |||
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"Who am I to know what makes a person a troll, maybe they've had a shit life or been abused, maybe they're the most loving person irl, maybe the time waster had issues with a shitty demanding job or kids at home? Maybe the nice guy was just great at outwardly looking that way and was full of fake smiles and lies and cheating on their partner to be on fab like so many others who appear "popular" in the forums yet don't advertise their home life publicly? If I had the choice then I'd choose for less ppl to die but it's still a shitty choice to have to make and its never gonna happen irl... We can only use our own personal knowledge, but we can also stay open to its limitations Steve x ???? Thanks for your comment. Any time????? Yeah, dunno what happened with the question marks there. Oh look, wine." Haha, sorry buddy I'm a sarcy mofo | |||
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"I'd not touch it unless I could make the person who died me. My decision then, my choice. Other than that the power of the decision isn't my responsibility to make, nor do I know the consequences my actions. I don't think it would be something I could forgive myself for. I'd always be wondering if that person was the next super brain scientist who had the cure for cancer or something, and in taking that 1 life I'd sealed the fate of hundreds and thousands of others that now won't get cured. P" Excellent answer | |||
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"It's been an interesting problem since 1967. About 50 years on, we're grappling with how do we program a driverless car to make similar life and death decisions. And should we? Btw, I wouldn't touch the lever in the original question." The driverless car is an interesting case, because there is that added level of abstraction. It’s not a person making the decision, but rather a machine following rules set by a human. The gut feel is that the car should aim to cause the least amount of harm. But it’s not quite that simple. AI in general is a worry, too many software engineers, too few philosophers | |||
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