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06-01-2009, 08:54 PM
Actually, the new PS3 game out called Infamous gives you a Choice such as the orignial poster that would probably make this easier for people to understand.
SPOILER- On one building there is a bunch of doctors strung up by ropes tied to their hands and they are hanging over the side. On another building your girl friend is strung up by rope tied to her hands hanging over the side. Both have an explosive charge attached to the ropes in order to cut the ropes and allow them to fall. The buildings are too far apart for you to save both, so you have to choose which to save. A whole bunch of doctors or your girl friend. |
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06-01-2009, 09:01 PM
It's kind of like a 'head over heart' situation.
In some walks of life, I always choose my head. In others I go with my heart or the 'moral' decision. I usually go with my gut instinct in things. I do things that I want to do on a whim, sometimes without thinking logically about the consequneces for a long time. Though in a few short seconds in my head two lists appear - the positives and negatives of each action. Each of the positives will have points as to how important they are, so that the list with the most points will win. That's a weird way of thinking but that's how I make all decisions. Some say that would be logical, but then obviously how the points go depend on my moral emotions. And that sounds really weird so I'll shut up now. |
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06-01-2009, 09:18 PM
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However, what I'd do, is a different matter. I'll have to think on that one. |
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06-01-2009, 09:25 PM
Hmm? How can this happen IRL? Dad will gently ask you to sleep with him to save mom's life?
You can report him to the police next day... so why should he bother to do that, he can force you right there to sleep with you without the need of 'mom's death menace'. Unless that certain dad is retarded. Quote:
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06-01-2009, 09:27 PM
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I'm not choosing a side here, my jury is still out on this scenario. It's difficult to decide when circumstances wouldn't give rise to the situation. . . . |
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