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@phaedral @dramypsyd Not pulling: one loved one dies and three loved ones might die. The problem is symmetrical, implying that your loved ones are their strangers and vice versa.
Edit: I examined the diagram late and now see the color code. Oof! Also you were correct.
@Linza @dramypsyd My mastodon instance doesn't allow enough characters for this, but I do not think you are reading the set up correctly. Each "player" has a trolley full of loved ones. Each "player" has to consider killing "one loved one on the tracks" or "three strangers on the tracks." If both pull their levers not only do three "strangers" die, but two trolleys of loved ones. Only the loved ones on the tracks would seem to survive.
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@Linza @dramypsyd My mastodon instance doesn't allow enough characters for this, but I do not think you are reading the set up correctly. Each "player" has a trolley full of loved ones. Each "player" has to consider killing "one loved one on the tracks" or "three strangers on the tracks." If both pull their levers not only do three "strangers" die, but two trolleys of loved ones. Only the loved ones on the tracks would seem to survive.