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    In Bystander's Three Options, Thomson Argues That Choosing Option (2)
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In Bystander's Three Options, Thomson Argues That Choosing Option (2)

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Question 23

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In Bystander's Three Options, Thomson argues that choosing option (2) , turning the trolley to kill one worker, is


A) Morally required.
B) Morally permissible.
C) Both a and b
D) Neither a nor b

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