Same Risk, Different Luck

Two people independently take exactly the same unjustifiable risk. One causes serious harm; the other happens not to.

• 58% chose: Judge both primarily by the identical risk they knowingly chose. (18 people)
• 42% chose: Punish or blame the person whose action actually caused harm more. (13 people)

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