In the "Bystander's Two Options" case, the choices are to kill one worker or sacrifice oneself.
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Q10: In the original trolley paper (chapter 54),
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Q13: The two moral principles Thomson introduces are
Q14: Thomson argues in "Bystander's Three Options" that
Q15: Thomson argues that the bystander must choose
Q16: Thomson argues that if sacrificing your own
Q17: Thomson believes that turning the trolley toward
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