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On this episode of SimplyPodLogical, Cristine and Ben debate trolley problems and argue about utilitarianism, good samaritan laws, shoplifting, judicial discretion, and ask you to consider the lobster.

0:00 Hey what’s up holo everyone
0:39 The trolley problem show!
1:07 Why Ben doesn’t like trolley problem games
3:35 Simply has new merch
5:07 Trolley Problem 1: 5 people or 1 person
9:40 Can you watch someone drown?
12:41 Ben doesn’t like shoplifting
15:01 Trolley Problem 2: 5 people or 4 people
15:39 Trolley Problem 3: 5 people or your life savings
16:20 Is it ever moral to choose money over saving human life?
18:53 Trolley Problem 4: 5 people or sacrifice yourself
21:06 The Dark Knight boat dilemma
24:09 Trolley Problem 5: 5 people or The Mona Lisa
24:35 Climate activists destroying art
29:01 Is art ever more valuable than a human life?
31:09 Trolley Problem 6: accepting bribes
35:23 Trolley Problem 7: 5 lobsters or a cat
40:04 Do cats contribute more to society than lobsters?
42:47 Trolley Problem 8: 5 sleeping people or one awake person
43:46 Trolley Problem 9: 5 people who put themselves on the tracks or one person
45:09 Judicial discretion and the importance of context
43:46 Trolley Problem 10: Do you speed up the train?
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