The iconic trolley problem: a train at an unstoppable speed is headed toward 5 people. You have the ability to change its course, but kill only one person in the process. What do you do? The reason most people will divert the train yet want to open the economy at the risk of thousands all goes back to the moral philosophy of utilitarianism. Philosophy teacher Albert Fuentes gives the low-down on the most good for the most amount of people.


Also, the link for my panel discussion on May 12th at 2pm is facebook.com/scottatlausd

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