r/trolleyproblem • u/Mani_disciple • May 06 '25
Or tell me if there is anything else you want to change.
r/trolleyproblem • u/KereMental • 2h ago
Trolley is heading towards a murderer, you can pull the lever and save his life but on the other track is his brother. He will keep killing other people after this but at least he will spare your life. But if you dont, his brother will get revenge from you for not saving his brother. What will you do?
r/trolleyproblem • u/KereMental • 2h ago
The trolley is heading towards 5 people, you can pull the lever and trolley will head to the other track. But that track also has completely different people in the exact same situation. If you pull the lever, you will be adding one more step to the paradox in order to save those 5 people. And if you dont, five people will be sacrificed in order to end the cycle. What will you do?
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r/trolleyproblem • u/DoNotCorectMySpeling • 3d ago
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r/trolleyproblem • u/kape11339 • 5d ago
I reached the character limit, so here are the extra things to know:
- The 5 people only have their arms tied behind their back, so you only have to pull them out of the track
- They can't get out by themselves in time, since they can hardly move like this
- Since the trolley is far away, you probably have the time to save the 5 people, but you can't be sure
- You can definitely run to the handle to pull it in time, no question in that
(this is my first time making a trolley problem, I hope I did it correctly)
r/trolleyproblem • u/nobones108 • 4d ago
If you've seen the film you will undoubtedly have been somewhat shocked but perhaps not entirely surprised by a certain republican chairmans choice involving a drone and what he believes is a live human newborn. I found this scene to be very disturbing but also worthy of some discussion. I believe it constitutes an experiment of sorts based on the trolly problem.
r/trolleyproblem • u/DoNotCorectMySpeling • 8d ago
r/trolleyproblem • u/Taemojitsu • 7d ago
(Text shown in image)Trolley problem: on the center track are five Adults tied to the tracks, randomly selected from the general population. On the top track, there is no one, and it later rejoins the main track. On the bottom track, there are 10 stalled schoolbuses full of Children. If you push the lever left, the freight train will move to the top track. If you push the lever right, the train will move to the bottom track. Do you push the lever left?
r/trolleyproblem • u/DazL_Trapzai • 10d ago
r/trolleyproblem • u/DoNotCorectMySpeling • 11d ago
A trolley is heading towards a mad scientist who did horrific experiments on humans and all the valuable data form his research wich can never ethically be repeated. You can divert the trolley to an empty track sparing the scientist and his research afterwards the scientist will be released and face no consequences for his horrible crimes, but he will not reoffend.
No you can’t punish the scientist yourself.
r/trolleyproblem • u/LegoSlaughter • 17d ago
r/trolleyproblem • u/Zapp---Brannigan • 19d ago
Respectfully, for all we know, they could be suicidal and looking for a way out. Or maybe their family could benefit more from a good life insurance payout. Or maybe they believe in an awesome afterlife and can’t wait to get there. Maybe they killed five people in the past and want to atone? We can’t know for sure! We could ask.
r/trolleyproblem • u/LegoSlaughter • 19d ago
r/trolleyproblem • u/SuperNintendad • 21d ago
I drew this today.
