You should be able to solve this.

>>1526275
Kek. Let it go. The answer is simple. Unless of course you are a Buddhist.

>>1526275
let it go lmao

>>1526275
Wait and see if the other guy pulls the lever, if not don't pull either.

>>1526292
There's a thick fog in the way and you can't see what the other guy did, or if a trolley is approaching you until it's too late.

The trolleys are rigged with explosives so if you don't pull the lever, the trolley will blow up and kill you.

>>1526293
Then depending on how much I want to die at the moment (this varies by the day, my being a philosophical pessimist and all that) I either pull or not. The odds of mutual co-operation with only a single round of the "game" are close to zero and I expect basically anyone else wanting to stay alive themselves more than saving 1 potential stranger.

Don't do anything

>>1526275
There is no good reason to pull.

Assuming you both pull, you still kill 4 people, only 1 less than if neither of you pulled.

If only one you pulls, then 8 people die (the five on the central tracks, one of the groups of 2s, and the puller).

The risk/reward for pulling is just so low that there is no reason to pull.

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The trolley problem is dumb.

>>1526275
>if you don't pull the lever, you can't die
>if you pull it, you can die

Geez, I dunno boss.

>>1526388
Two is still more than one