responding to the idea of living life based on motives and considering the value of one individual versus a group in a hypothetical situation.

please respond to. ahida with. 200. words
Personally I think it’s better to live life based on motives. I do things based on my happiness, what brings me and the people around me happiness. I don’t care about what the consequences will be, because my motives are always good. This is just the way I am and I think I’ve actually avoided any terrible consequences for any of my decisions because I’ve always had good motives behind them. If things go bad then they go bad, but it’s always possible to have fun and be happy even in the worst situations. I don’t know, this is a tough question. If you are going to say that the one scientist can cure all the cancers… then I guess it makes sense to save him over the class. If he’s that important to the world, then he can save more people that I can in my position. I think it’s hard, but I also think that there’s more potential to save so many more people.