The assumption that people are good in general is a fallacy. When put to test, ex. in Soviet Gulags, vast majority of people would condemn other prisoners to de

The assumption that people are good in general is a fallacy. When put to test, ex. in Soviet Gulags, vast majority of people would condemn other prisoners to death for a mere chance (not even guaranteed) of slight decrease of their own misery. When the stakes are real, even as small as the convenience of driving, most people put themselves first.