Looking forward to it. Are we not good at defining our problems? Actually, you can bring it up to date: it’s not a trolley, but a truck driven by a mad jihadist towards a Christmas fair in Germany. The decision to be made at the border: If the Germans grant him asylum, he will mow down a few dozen Christians somewhere down the line. If t…
Looking forward to it. Are we not good at defining our problems? Actually, you can bring it up to date: it’s not a trolley, but a truck driven by a mad jihadist towards a Christmas fair in Germany. The decision to be made at the border: If the Germans grant him asylum, he will mow down a few dozen Christians somewhere down the line. If they refuse to grant asylum, they will pass him off to, say, Belgium, and he can do his jihadi thing there.
That's a fine and even more complex use of the Trolley Problem. I doubt that I'll get that elaborate. In truth, the Trolley Problem can have an infinite number of tracks, so one has to truncate them somewhere.
Looking forward to it. Are we not good at defining our problems? Actually, you can bring it up to date: it’s not a trolley, but a truck driven by a mad jihadist towards a Christmas fair in Germany. The decision to be made at the border: If the Germans grant him asylum, he will mow down a few dozen Christians somewhere down the line. If they refuse to grant asylum, they will pass him off to, say, Belgium, and he can do his jihadi thing there.
That's a fine and even more complex use of the Trolley Problem. I doubt that I'll get that elaborate. In truth, the Trolley Problem can have an infinite number of tracks, so one has to truncate them somewhere.
Robert, I just cannot stop thinking about those we will leave behind. It's unbearable.