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Wait, whom are you quoting (and responding to) here? In any case it sounds like you're describing a trolley problem (where people die whatever option you choos
by spurgu 3y ago
Wait, whom are you quoting (and responding to) here?
In any case it sounds like you're describing a trolley problem (where people die whatever option you choose and you might pick the one killing less).
- bbor 3y agoI think the parent comment was deleted? And I’m quoting the wiki on his manifesto. I don’t see “no action or choice is perfectly good” as an excuse to take bs like “what if disease and famine and ignorance are good for us” seriously. And that’s not really what the trolley problem is about, AFAIU it’s about agency and culpability - I think you’re more discussing basic utilitarianism?