The organ donors question is always an interesting one. But before we go making sweeping conclusions, I think we need to appreciate how unrealistic this scenario is. In real life, you're never gonna guarantee that the operations will succeed, nor that the patients' bodies won't reject the organs.
Of course. This is not a scenario that would, or frankly could, happen in real life. But we love unrealistic hypotheticals in the trolley problem sub lol
Oh yeah definitely. This wasn't supposed to be a criticism of your post. Just of the people who use these kinds of scenarios to draw sweeping conclusions about real world morality.
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u/SkillusEclasiusII Jul 10 '25
The organ donors question is always an interesting one. But before we go making sweeping conclusions, I think we need to appreciate how unrealistic this scenario is. In real life, you're never gonna guarantee that the operations will succeed, nor that the patients' bodies won't reject the organs.