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Okay here is an example. Enigma machine in WW2. Do you let a city get bombed and lose 10k lives or reveal that you have broken a code and lose the war? How do
by McDoku 12y ago
Okay here is an example. Enigma machine in WW2. Do you let a city get bombed and lose 10k lives or reveal that you have broken a code and lose the war?
How do you act and why?
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- McDoku 12y agoI'd argue it would not be an 'easy' decision. Numbers could be a criteria, but either way this is where moral philosophy really comes into play. I am disturbed at times how black and white many people see these decision. Greater good is a perspective and it like anything else is we do...uncertain.