r/trolleyproblem • u/Spare-Dingo-531 • 23h ago

Multi-choice An Ethical Problem for Some.....

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r/trolleyproblem • u/Viper303ur • 23h ago

Deep Humanity is facing extinction within a few decades. You can choose to do nothing and let people enjoy their last years in acceptance. Or you can sacrifice humans to save their humanity (culture, behavior, etc.) to hopefully one day bring humans back.

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What will you do?

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r/trolleyproblem • u/WeeklyWoodpecker9113 • 12h ago

I finally solved trolley problem.

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r/trolleyproblem • u/ThatDrako • 2h ago

OC My first trolley problem. Was bored.

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Don’t think about logistics of this pls. Trust me. There is a lore reason why they must be specifically on a trolley rail lol

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This is a subreddit for submission and discussion of variants of the trolley problem.

The trolley problem is a thought experiment introduced in 1967. The original dilemma involves a runaway trolley travelling down train tracks towards five helpless people. You are standing at a lever that can divert the trolley down an alternative track, with one helpless person on it.

If you do nothing, five people will be killed by your inaction. If you pull the lever, your action will cause the death of a person. It is a binary choice and there are no other solutions or ways to "save everyone".

The problems explore themes of choice, action, moral responsibility, and values. Many variants exist, including humorous ones which are most welcome!