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Easy answer. If it's my child or someone I know, save him/her. If they are all strangers, save the greater number. If I know both the child and one or more p
by theorique 14y ago
Easy answer.
If it's my child or someone I know, save him/her.
If they are all strangers, save the greater number.
If I know both the child and one or more people among the set of 3, prioritize based on genetic or family proximity.
The point is, this can be solved algorithmically and/or game theoretically.
- jacquesm 14y agoAsk a mother.
- theorique 14y agoSave her child?
- dharmach 14y agoAdd race/nationality/religion/culture and see if your algorithm changes.
- theorique 14y agoWell, people probably skew toward people "like them", broadly speaking. But it would be interesting to run the experiment in a psychology lab and see what kind of results arise.