Multiple Choice
Timmerman argues that while most would likely try to save one drowning child, they would not
A) Give to an aid organization.
B) Willfully endure suffering.
C) Make repeated attempts to keep saving drowning children.
D) Sacrifice $200 in new clothes.
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