hmkpoker
08-30-2005, 12:50 PM
In the proud tradition of David's moral/ethical challenges, I have presented a series of "two door" problems; that is, you may save only the person or persons behind one of the doors, else they both die. Feel free to answer, comment or flame.
(A) An acquaintance you once met at a party, or (B) two random people?
(A) A random person of your race, or (B) a random person of a different race?
(A) Your child, or (B) the population of a non-descript third-world population that means little to the global economy?
(A) The bully who made fun of you back in gradeschool, and is now happily married with kids, or (B) your goldfish?
(A) Your mother, or (B) an important, wealthy businessperson/philanthropist who happily employs thousands and donates millions to charity?
(A) Yourself or (B) the brains behind stopping the third reich? (in this instance, a time-traveling event would take place and enable Hitler to win the war)
(A) An acquaintance you once met at a party, or (B) two random people?
(A) A random person of your race, or (B) a random person of a different race?
(A) Your child, or (B) the population of a non-descript third-world population that means little to the global economy?
(A) The bully who made fun of you back in gradeschool, and is now happily married with kids, or (B) your goldfish?
(A) Your mother, or (B) an important, wealthy businessperson/philanthropist who happily employs thousands and donates millions to charity?
(A) Yourself or (B) the brains behind stopping the third reich? (in this instance, a time-traveling event would take place and enable Hitler to win the war)