@PhilosophyExp But the question feels like a trick. Should he be tortured, no. But would I torture him, unfortunately, yes.
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@PhilosophyExp To stop the death of the million. I can't defend or justify, I only want to save, even if it went against who and what I am.
@GryffSoldier ... no it wouldn't be right to torture. The activity won't penalize you for that response (even if you'd actually torture).
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@PhilosophyExp Aha a loophole, so the test can't in essence be attached to my personal reality. I like it LOL -
@GryffSoldier The test isn't interested in what people would actually do, rather the principles that govern their moral judgements.
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@PhilosophyExp You might find interesting how I found you, your site was brought up on Bioware forum, where we are discussing the moral -
@GryffSoldier@PhilosophyExp dilemma's the main protagonist faces in the finale of the game series http://social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/355/index/13034865/1#13034923 … -
@GryffSoldier I don't want to look, because I haven't ruled out playing through Mass Effect. -
@PhilosophyExp Don't go in the spoiler area, it will ruin it for you! However regardless of the ending I can highly recommend the games
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