Singer thinks that there is a morally relevant distinction between cases in which you are the only person who can prevent something very bad from happening and cases in which you are one among millions who can also do so.

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Peter Singer argues against the idea that moral responsibility diminishes with the number of people who could intervene, advocating that individuals have a moral obligation to help regardless of how many others could also assist.

Singer Thinks That There Is a Morally Relevant Distinction Between