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We all know it's better to save five people's lives than to save only one.

But in 1977, one philosopher dared to argue, maybe it isn't?

Should the numbers count by John Torek is among the few modern philosophy papers that

might fairly be described as infamous.

When I was taught it as an undergrad, it was presented as something between a cautionary

tale and a punching back.

A set of dubious arguments in favor of a conclusion that was so absurd, it was astonishing that

a respected professor would put his name to it.

Here's how it goes.

Imagine there's six people.

They're all very sick and they're all going to die if they don't get treated with life-saving

medicine.

Five of those six people need just one pill, and they'll survive.

The sixth person, let's call them David, needs five pills to survive.

It just so happens you have exactly five pills.

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