If 33 people choose to double it, the entire world's population will be laying on that track, and there'll be nobody to pull the lever. In that case, assuming escape is impossible, we'll have ended the human race.
I say, let's do it.
What about the humans on the track that were avoided?
There's simply not enough people to fulfill the obligation without them - they'll have to be recycled onto the next track, sorry!
No. The human population would completly stand at levers, leaving nobody to be kill
Well that is a good point, but this assumes that the lever were so organized that everyone would stand as close to each other as possible. If you would distribute levers and humans with a certain amount of distance the effect would be intensely weakened.
I wonder what the optimal trolley track configuration would be to allow everyone to attend their lever while suffering as little disruption to their life as possible, and how much it would cost to build that, and how long it would take for the trolley to make the entire journey from start to finish...
the human problem
Hasn't anyone come up with a fix for that yet? No?
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The human population is less than 9 nibbles.
It looks like the default case is going straight ahead rather than onto people, so if 33 people pass it on, no one does, right?
Well, nobody dies to the trolly... but in that case, the entire human race is tied to the tracks. So assuming there's no way to escape, we're all still dead.
If 33 people choose to double it, the entire world's population will be laying on that track, and there'll be nobody to pull the lever. In that case, assuming escape is impossible, we'll have ended the human race.
I say, let's do it.
What about the humans on the track that were avoided?
There's simply not enough people to fulfill the obligation without them - they'll have to be recycled onto the next track, sorry!
No. The human population would completly stand at levers, leaving nobody to be kill
This would probably still kill most of the species, so I'll take it.
Well that is a good point, but this assumes that the lever were so organized that everyone would stand as close to each other as possible. If you would distribute levers and humans with a certain amount of distance the effect would be intensely weakened.
I wonder what the optimal trolley track configuration would be to allow everyone to attend their lever while suffering as little disruption to their life as possible, and how much it would cost to build that, and how long it would take for the trolley to make the entire journey from start to finish...
the human problem
Hasn't anyone come up with a fix for that yet? No?
Perhaps it's finally time to unveil my... PRELIMINARY SOLUTION! 🧐
The human population is less than 9 nibbles.
It looks like the default case is going straight ahead rather than onto people, so if 33 people pass it on, no one does, right?
Well, nobody dies to the trolly... but in that case, the entire human race is tied to the tracks. So assuming there's no way to escape, we're all still dead.
Good point...