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Jan 24 at 5:51 comment added n-coherence God put the serpent in the garden. ;^)
Jan 22 at 18:33 comment added Groovy @Philomath - that's a thing for social psychology and connected to my question only through original "problem". It's well-known btw that "not pulling the lever" is easier cause non-action feels safer than action. This thing I knew before, but for my current question it's irrelevant
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Jan 22 at 18:06 comment added Philomath @Groovy See my update. Did you know about this?
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Jan 22 at 10:28 comment added Groovy And no - my question is absolutely not "tongue in cheek"
Jan 21 at 11:43 comment added Scott Rowe It looks like God is the one who casted the stone in this case. Paradox -- System Halted
Jan 21 at 9:34 comment added Philomath @Groovy Let him who is without sin cast the first stone...
Jan 21 at 9:21 comment added Groovy Let me disagree. Real life investigations very often show - there are concrete people behind disasters. And not just "acts of God". These "gods" have names and last names - parents, social services, officials or company workers who didn't care etc, etc.
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Jan 21 at 8:57 comment added Philomath @Groovy Ah well, if the negligence is on the victims' side then they are to receive their just desert. If, however, it were a case of malicious intent then we have to assume someone incarcerating the victims in a narrow valley in the hope of a boulder accidentally coming loose and crashing down the mountain. I think this is a contingency that we may well dismiss with in this thought experiment..
Jan 21 at 8:42 comment added Groovy entrapped victims on the mountain slope often imply negligence (of the victims themselves or their elders who gave bad advice or didn't warn of danger) and sometimes malicious intent.
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