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One button kills a child who sits in the next room. The other button burns $10 from the pocket or bank account of every person living in a first world nation. This problem repeats itself. How many times would you hit the 'burn $10' button before switching to killing the child?

0-10
42.6%
11-100
9.4%
101-1000
5.9%
1001+
42.1%

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I take it she probably simply cares to see how many value money (😉🤑) and capitalism more than a human with (greater) potential, imaginary or not, and to what extent (though, I think that's secondary, really... it shows in the results; you either pick one extreme or the other).

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She's a libertarian & no fan of communism :)

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Which statement? Could you quote what you're referring to by my 'obvious critical view?'

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I didn't mean to suggest anything. I was just asking. I don't have strong views about it personally.

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