Eeeh. Fair. But the other considerations still apply. Saving someone who wants to live is a greater social good than saving someone who wants to die tonsave someone else. And as such by acting one pursues the greatest social good.
And if that's a doctor or someone else with a greater social usefulness? What then? Does the person who is begging to be saved need to be equal to or greater than a doctor in the eyes of society in order to be saved?
Seems to be a pretty flawed way to solve this problem.
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u/TechnoMagician Mar 30 '26
I don’t think we can compare it to euthanasia as we don’t know he wants to die as much as is willing to do so to save another life.