One Innocent Person

A policy would create large benefits for thousands of people but deliberately impose a serious unjustified burden on one innocent person.

• 63% chose: Reject using an innocent person as the price of aggregate improvement. (22 people)
• 37% chose: Accept the policy if the total benefit is sufficiently large. (13 people)

35 decisions from real people on Resonant. Figures refresh every night at midnight (UTC).

Articles on Sacred and Non Tradeable · All articles · Resonant · Human Decision Intelligence