Now, you can steer to another track, but on that track is one person you would kill instead of the five. And on the track ahead of you are five workmen that you will run over. You are driving a trolley when the brakes fail. This is a thought experiment first introduced by British philosopher Philippa Foot in 1967. We are going to tackle the trolley problem. And I really need your help, because I feel. And it made me feel insecure, and I lashed out. I didn't understand human ethics, and you do. And, oh, please help me, because I feel so, so lost and vulnerable." Because I didn't understand human ethics and you do, it made me feel insecure and I lashed out. You want me to say, "Oh, Chidi, I'm so sorry. What do you want from me, man? You want me to give you a golden nameplate for your office? Or you want a diamond bigger than Tahani's? The point is, no one on Earth has ever seen this. It contains never-before-seen thoughts and musings, and several. This is a replica of a lost notebook from the desk of Immanuel Kant. You were a tough nut to crack, but I think I figured it out.
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