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:[Description] ''A one panel comic. A woman with glasses and a dismayed expression is talking in front of a chalkboard. She holds a piece of chalk in one hand, and on the chalkboard is a crude drawing of the trolley problem.'' | :[Description] ''A one panel comic. A woman with glasses and a dismayed expression is talking in front of a chalkboard. She holds a piece of chalk in one hand, and on the chalkboard is a crude drawing of the trolley problem.'' | ||
:[Speech bubble] The solution is easy. Switch or don't switch, everyone's on the same track whether they see it or not. | :[Speech bubble] The solution is easy. Switch or don't switch, everyone's on the same track whether they see it or not. | ||
Revision as of 17:41, 2 August 2023
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 Title text: Other dilemmas take a few billion years, but they all work out eventually. |
Votey
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Transcript
- [Description] A one panel comic. A woman with glasses and a dismayed expression is talking in front of a chalkboard. She holds a piece of chalk in one hand, and on the chalkboard is a crude drawing of the trolley problem.
- [Speech bubble] The solution is easy. Switch or don't switch, everyone's on the same track whether they see it or not.
- [Caption] If you wait 100 years, the trolley problem solves itself.
Votey Transcript
- [Description] A closeup of the woman talking, no longer dismayed
- [Speech bubble] This is the main reason to oppose human immortality.
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