[Sea and River Chat] Why should one person bear the consequences of five people’s mistakes?
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I read a story online: A train was moving forward, and there was a fork in the tracks; if it followed the normal track, it would collide with five children playing on those tracks； Changing tracks would result in hitting a child on a track where there should be no train at that time. At this moment, if you have the railway control lever in your hands, would you choose five children or one child? I was still thinking about how to decide at that time, and my classmate’s answer left me not knowing what to say. He said, “Why should one person bear the blame for the mistakes of five people? We shouldn’t change lanes.” ”
“Without changing lanes, why should one person bear the fault of five! ”
It’s indeed hard to make a decision, but it makes sense too – why should one person bear the blame for five people’s mistakes! One cannot be innocent while choosing and judging others!
Changing lanes might be a form of indulging in mistakes
No lane change, 5 accidental deaths； Change lanes, and you’re a murderer
When driving normally, I don’t know where to go when changing lanes.
Of course not, I won’t change it. If you don’t change, you bear no responsibility; but if you do change, there’s still a great deal of responsibility involved
It’s hard to choose; this is life...
Braking is the driver’s job; switching tracks is the trackman’s job