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option a because i would not be responsible for killing them.

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Option b - in this context, we don't know anything about the people and so it would be better to save 5 people rather than one.

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Option b as less people would die

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option B ,
as i would save 5 lives even if i have to kill one

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option b
less people died save 4. lives

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I would choose Option B, as it would cause the fewest deaths and i would feel better knowing that i saved 5 peoples lives rather than letting 5 people die for 1 person. It depends on who the people are as if the 5 people are very old and about to die either way it would be better to choose that option as you might save a life that could go on to live for much longer and could go on to improve the world.

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-option b
-even if i have killed that one person
-and technically if i chose option 'a',  i am still killing 5 people as that is my irresponsibility killing the 5 people
-so since i have to, i would rather sacrifice one person than sacrificing 5 people according to the law of democracy
-however, it depends on the type of these people as the 5 people might be some criminals so therefore their murder might be justified

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I would choose option A; this would be mainly because the person in option B has not put himself in that situation and did not risk his life for being on that train. Moreover, the train driver would learn from his mistakes more if he was the reason for the death of five people.

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Option B because it would kill one but option A would kill 5 so one is less than 5 so option B

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a so it isnt entirely my fault

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It heavily depends on the people on the track if the 5 people straight ahead are good then I would change the track to the other track. However, if the 5 people are bad then. I would let the track go. But generally I would go with option B

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B- only one dies

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Option B, it would kill less people, it would still be my responsibility if i knew 5 people were getting killed and i didn't do anything about it.
It depends on who the person is, the age of the person, if i know the person.

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Option B is the utilitarian and technically best thing to do but option A is more ethical as it isn’t morally justifiable to sacrifice one person if they haven’t consented to it. Maybe the peoples ages could have an impact on the decision.

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Option A - People shouldn't be on the train tracks... It's there responsibility and you don't want to be held responsible.

It depends on why they are on the track. If they are trying to help someone else or if they are trying to fix something.