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This seems to go back to the question of if inaction is an action (or if it counts as partial action). If acting causes harm, but stops greater harm, does it c
by Lawtonfogle 11y ago
This seems to go back to the question of if inaction is an action (or if it counts as partial action). If acting causes harm, but stops greater harm, does it count as more or less harm than not acting? I've never seen a definite answer either way.
- Qantourisc 11y agoDepends on your values, if you go "cold hearted" and say each life is worth as much, the mathematics are rather simple. Add morality, religion, and philosophy to the mix, and you are out of luck.