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Oh no! A pandemic virus is spreading throughout the world, do you take sensible precautions and get vaccinated when it's your turn, or do nothing? What if you
by csours 4y ago
Oh no! A pandemic virus is spreading throughout the world, do you take sensible precautions and get vaccinated when it's your turn, or do nothing?
What if you don't know exactly what the lever does? What if pulling the lever makes all the infants in the world cry for an hour straight? What if pulling the lever only saves a life one time in 1000, but it sprains your wrist 1 time in 10. What if the sensible precautions are very very annoying? What if you're not sure about the side effects of the vaccine?
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoWhat if you’re thinking too much?
- csours 4y agoStory of my life.
- DuskStar 4y agoWhat if pulling the lever has a 50 percent chance of reducing deaths, but always eliminates societal cohesion and trust?
- canucklady 4y agoUgh, masks are not that bad. I literally went to a party and danced until 4AM with my friends in a N95 and it was fine. We only unmasked to do tequila shots. If you're talking about vaccines, I have an all natural colloidal silver supplement to sell you.
- lucd 4y agoWhat eliminates social cohesion and trust is * the disease itself * the people instrumentalizing the disease and/or the sanitary measures to partisan ends..
- vkou 4y agoWhat if the elimination of the societal cohesion and trust was the product of a cynical, self-serving multi-decade political movement and propaganda campaign, and had only a little to do with pulling the lever, but the people who pulled the lever got most of the blame for it?
- csours 4y agoWhat if pulling the lever lets you win this election but 5% of the voters despise the political process?
- vkou 4y agoWell, you obviously shouldn't pull it, because if you do, your opponents will use it as a precedent to do the same thing in the future. You then lose the election, and they start pulling the lever over and over again.