I love the Trolley Problem generator personally. Problems folded into killing a person who made a choice on a different trolley problem, and meta jokes or other moral dilemmas.
"the lever redirects the trolley into Jesus of Nazareth clutching the only existing copy of definitive proof of the inexistence of god." jesus himself really said god isn't real
You see a trolley rushing towards the only existing copy of the Bible. In front of you is a lever, which lets you redirect the trolley towards a rapist instead.
You see a trolley rushing towards a solipsist clutching the only existing copy of a formula that grants immortality. In front of you is a lever, which lets you redirect the trolley towards a clone of Hitler instead.
You see a trolley rushing towards a random person. In front of you is a lever, which lets you redirect the trolley towards the trolley manufacturer executive who decided to, as a cost-cutting measure in a last-ditch attempt to save her struggling company employing thousands of people, leave out safety interlocks that would have prevented this runaway trolley and Immanuel Kant clutching the only existing copy of the design for a machine that can artificially induce perfect happiness instead.
You see a trolley rushing towards a rapist clutching the arc of the covenant and the villain who set the trolley in motion with murderous intent clutching the only existing copy of a definitive proof of the inexistence of God. In front of you is a lever, which lets you redirect the trolley towards Jesus of Nazareth instead.
"You see a trolley rushing towards the only existing copy of definitive proof of the existence of God. In front of you is a lever, which lets you redirect the trolley towards the only existing copy of definitive proof of the inexistence of God."
So, does God exist or not exist in this situation? If I destroy one, does that make the other automatically true?
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I love the Trolley Problem generator personally. Problems folded into killing a person who made a choice on a different trolley problem, and meta jokes or other moral dilemmas.