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kirby007 on 14 March 2018
VGPolyglot said:
kirby007 said:

Why not both?

Why not both what?

Well basicly option 3 kill yourself and the other person



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S.Peelman on 14 March 2018

I wouldn't want to be killed, so #1.

I think anyone's, even those here that say #2, survival instinct will be very powerful and it would be easier than you think. Unless if it's a loved one you'd have to kill, then I'd imagine there'll be a conflinct in your head.



kirby007 on 14 March 2018
Ka-pi96 said:
kirby007 said:

Well basicly option 3 kill yourself and the other person

So the "I'm a selfish jerk" option?

No its calles the sjw option otherwise the other person will forever be haunted by guilt by me dieing for that person



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kirby007 on 14 March 2018
Ka-pi96 said:
kirby007 said:

No its calles the sjw option otherwise the other person will forever be haunted by guilt by me dieing for that person

If that's your reasoning then wouldn't it make more sense to take every precaution to ensure they never found out that you died for them instead?

Na the one forcing the dilemma would snitch



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vivster on 14 March 2018

I doubt that's an actual conscious decision, so I will let my reflexes at that very moment decide. I'm going to assume my reflexes will choose my life over theirs.



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kirby007 on 14 March 2018
Ka-pi96 said:
kirby007 said:

Na the one forcing the dilemma would snitch

Just make them promise not to. You're taking their word that they'll let the other person live in the first place, so if they promise not to reveal that you killed yourself to save the other person's life, why not take their word on that too?

Becausr i trust the words of my dokter : everybody lies



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Qwark on 14 March 2018

If it comes down to it I value my own life over someone else is life.



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VGPolyglot on 14 March 2018
kirby007 said:
VGPolyglot said:

Why not both what?

Well basicly option 3 kill yourself and the other person

OK, let's say it's a gun with one bullet that you can't dislodge, and there is a gun pointing at you that they will fire if you don't kill them. You are also trapped in that your movement is limited and that you can only really sit there and refuse, or push the button.



ZS on 14 March 2018

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HomokHarcos on 14 March 2018
S.Peelman said:
I wouldn't want to be killed, so #1.

I think anyone's, even those here that say #2, survival instinct will be very powerful and it would be easier than you think. Unless if it's a loved one you'd have to kill, then I'd imagine there'll be a conflinct in your head.

The scenario I thought of was would I rather be ran over by a car or be the driver that runs over somebody else.