>And this is sidetracking. Even in the original trolley problem you don't know what is or isn't going to happen. Indeed. The premise of the problem is that you

>And this is sidetracking. Even in the original trolley problem you don't know what is or isn't going to happen. Indeed. The premise of the problem is that you believe that a certain action will cause a certain effect and the actual effects of your actions do not matter as it's an ethical and not mechanical, medical or engineering problem. >In my eyes there is rarely any way to act apolitical. It is understood. I just wanted to make you aware that in some other people eyes it's bonkers.