Can someone post the other trolley problem memes?I had a hard drive failure and I'm trying to rebuild my /sci/ folder.
>>16181532I have a meme, but I'm not making an image. >If you flip 100 coins, how many land heads and how many land tails?>If you flip 100 sardines, how many fish land on their left side and how many land on their right side, and did their death flips matter?
>>16181532The solution to the Trolley Problem is to run over the single person tied to the train tracks, and then back up and run over the second group because it eliminated six economically dependent individuals and doubled the time worked for the tram driver and increased his pay.
>>16181532>not having your hard drive backed updisdain
>>16181532>it is possible to fail in many ways, while to succeed is possible only in one way. >AristotleYou pull the lever because you ought to have tried.
>>16181966lel
This isn't science. Take your Voodoo to /x/.
>>16182302you should be able to solve this
>>16182307If at any point n becomes odd, or if n was initially odd, it just blows up to infinity, because 2n+1 is also odd, right? And unless the initial n is a power of 2, halving it over and over again will eventually reach an odd number that will also blow up to infinity, won't it? am i missing something here?
>>16182403The image is wrong; for odd numbers it should be multiplied by 3, not 2. The Collatz conjecture is sometimes even referred to as the 3x+1 conjecture.
>>16182671oh, that makes a lot more sense, thanks
this one would be better with only one guy at the bottom track
and finally, the real solution to the original problem
>>16183611this is the one that truly bothers me
>>16182667kek
>>16184790Really?Not saving them just the existential dred of not being you
