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trolley problem
Moral Standards, Philosophy
In the classic “trolley problem,” if you were faced with a decision to pull a lever, which choice would you make?
October 21, 2023
  • Pull the lever to divert the trolley, sacrificing one person to save five.
  • Do not pull the lever, allowing the trolley to continue its course, resulting in the death of five people but sparing the one.
  • Unsure/Prefer not to answer.
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Are you a good teacher?
March 30, 2018
  • Absolutely
  • Somewhat, it depends on my mood, or some other factor(s)
  • Not at all
  • I’m not sure, that’s what schools are for
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  • Yes, I believe it instills a set of values like hard work and responsibility
  • Sometimes, or as a form of punishment
  • No, my spouse and I clean the house
  • No, we let a housekeeper handle the cleaning duties
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