cassidyclown on Nostr: I'll add that I think it's foolish to assign culpability to red-pushers regardless. ...

I'll add that I think it's foolish to assign culpability to red-pushers regardless. If you somehow knew in advance that 8/10 6-year olds will pick red (whether because they are capable of reasoning it through to the highest self-preserving option, or just because they like lightning mcqueen etc.), it would be dumb to pick blue and die just so you can say you weren't responsible for 2 children dying who would have died regardless of what you picked. But the point is that the results from a bunch of 6-year olds are more likely to be random - at least from my experience. So, knowing this, one would try to maximize the chances of everyone surviving. It would actually probably be interesting to see how the ratios vary by age-group.