The Delta Quadrant is the Bad Place.
The Delta Quadrant is the Bad Place.
Description: A meme with the caption "Okay so that was trolley problem version number 7. Janeway opted to run over five Tuvixes instead of one EMH." Below is a picture of the inside of a trolley with Janeway smiling and covered in gore. Michael and Eleanor from The Good Place are on either side of her. Michael is taking notes and Eleanor is amazed.
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She made the right call, even considering the EMH is a hologram and thus wouldn't be harmed by a trolley.
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She doesn't look happy enough.
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She's sad it weren't more tuvices
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She's building the (orgasmic) anticipation. This was trolly problem number 7, time to commence number 8!
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"Kat... Um, you ok?" - Chakotay
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Unrelated but that movie was disappointing. But I’m also someone who didn’t like Army of Darkness.
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We all know Evil Dead II is the best. AOD is full on silly, but I enjoy it through the lens of a demented Looney Tunes fan. Rise was mediocre. The 2013 remake was ok, though all it did was retell the same old story with updated cinematography and unnecessary CGI.
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I love a good Good Place meme. Especially one tucked away and not often used!
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is there any number of tuvixen janeway won't kill to save an emh?
I don't think the emh is necessary at this point
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I mean imo the most ethical thing to do in the trolly problem is to do nothing. Let it do what it was going to do before you were there.
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You have the option of killing 5 people or killing 1 person and you just let it go ahead and kill 5 people?
I'm going to disagree that you found a solution.
Some things in life don't have solutions, only compromises.
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The trolley problem decision is entirely dependent on the amount of detail that's provided.
What if the 5 people are 5 Jeffrey Dahmers, and the 1 person is Mr Rogers? What if those 5 Dahmers had been reformed and had spent the past 20 years in selfless charitable service to orphans, and the Mr Rogers was 98 and expected to live only a few more months?
You can twist the conditions endlessly to sway the decision either way; however, I tend to agree with you: if you're given only the most basic information, the best choice is to save the most people.
If you choose not to decide, You still have made a choice.
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The Cat
