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Another point is that a lot of these scenarios are easy for us to think through, but to be in the actual situation and physically push someone/something and pot
by Silica6149 4y ago
Another point is that a lot of these scenarios are easy for us to think through, but to be in the actual situation and physically push someone/something and potentially see someone die would make a lot more of us indecisive.
- addandsubtract 4y agoI only find this true when there's someone I know at stake. If the choice is between 1 or 5 random people, I'm going to save the 5 people 100% of the time. If that 1 person happens to be a family member or best friend, that choice is going to be a lot harder and potentially different in the actual situation.