According to Singer, the case of Bob and the Bugatti shows that
A) people are sometimes required to make large sacrifices for their loved ones.
B) people are sometimes required to make large sacrifices for strangers.
C) no one is required to make large sacrifices for the good of others.
D) it is silly to become too attached to one's possessions.

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Singer uses the case of Bob and the Bugatti to argue that people have a moral obligation to make large sacrifices for strangers in need, rather than only for their loved ones. Bob is placed in a situation where he can save the lives of five strangers by sacrificing the expensive car that he loves. Singer argues that it would be morally right for Bob to make this sacrifice, even though it would be a difficult decision. Therefore, Singer believes that people have a moral obligation to make sacrifices for strangers in need.

According to Singer, the Case of Bob and the Bugatti