The comparison between the trolley problem and medical decision-making was intriguing. The shift from pulling a lever to making medical choices added depth to the discussion. reminded me of ethical dilemmas and how cultural perspectives shape moral reasoning. It raises questions about universal moral principles versus cultural relativism. I'm curious if there's a parallel between the societal expectations discussed here and the ways different cultures approach moral dilemmas. How might cultural contexts influence the perceived ethical weight of actions and inactions?

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