Not really a trolley problem since the weaker twin is going to die no mater what you do, so the ethical responsibility is much diminished to hastening that deat

Not really a trolley problem since the weaker twin is going to die no mater what you do, so the ethical responsibility is much diminished to hastening that death with a few weeks or months in order to save another life. A real trolley problem would involve three conjoined twins, of which one has a good chance to outlive his siblings, yet an intervention exists that can save both of them by depriving him of critical organs.