Philosopher Alastair Norcross poses the following question. Suppose that 1 billion people are suffering from a moderately
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Philosopher Alastair Norcross poses the following question. Suppose that 1 billion people are suffering from a moderately severe headache that will last a few hours. The only way to alleviate their headache is for one person to die a horrible death. Can the death of this one person ever be justified in a cost-benefit sense?
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