What would you do in a moral dilemma?

If you had to choose between saving a loved one or saving five strangers, what would you do?

That's a classic moral dilemma. Many would argue that saving five lives is more beneficial for society, but personal connections complicate the decision.

But isn't it selfish to prioritize a loved one over many others?

It can be seen as selfish, but human emotions often drive our decisions. It's a tough balance between personal loyalty and the greater good.

What if the loved one is a criminal? Does that change the decision?

It certainly adds complexity. Some might argue that a criminal's life is less valuable, while others may believe everyone deserves a chance at redemption.

So, there’s no right answer?

Exactly. Moral dilemmas often have no clear right or wrong; they reflect our values and priorities.