/tg/ - 4 anons followed railroad-tracks and entered a tun - Traditional Games

Anonymous

09/27/25(Sat)02:28:53 No.96627642

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Anonymous 09/27/25(Sat)02:28:53 No.96627642 Archived

4 anons followed railroad-tracks and entered a tunnel
eventually they reached a split in the tracks
anon A: "judging by the metal lines, the cart will enter tunnel path I so we should go in path II"
anon B: "II is too long. we will go past I before any cart will come. it will be fine."
anon C and D agreed with anon B and they both entered tunnel I while anon A entered tunnel II which was safer.

you saw their conversation in the security camera.

the train is coming.
1. would you pull the lever?
2 (optional) what would each alignment do? and why?

Anonymous
09/27/25(Sat)04:07:32 No.96627971

Anonymous 09/27/25(Sat)04:07:32 No.96627971

wut

Anonymous
09/27/25(Sat)04:38:28 No.96628096

Anonymous 09/27/25(Sat)04:38:28 No.96628096

>>96627642
I would pull the lever because i am a utilitarian, and authough A, C and D are idiots they outweigh B who is also an idiot for being on the tracks in the first place. They're also anons so their lives are worth very little to begin with.

A kantian would not pull the lever because it would violate B's agency

A good character may or may not pull the lever, it doesnt really make much difference for their allignment

An evil character would not pull the lever because maximizing death is an evil thing, barring any other incentive.

Order and chaos have no stake in this scenario

Anonymous
09/27/25(Sat)05:01:50 No.96628178

Anonymous 09/27/25(Sat)05:01:50 No.96628178

>>96628096
>an idiot for being on the tracks in the first place.
you don't know that. maybe they had a valid reason.

Anonymous
09/27/25(Sat)05:08:00 No.96628194

Anonymous 09/27/25(Sat)05:08:00 No.96628194

>>96628178
The only pressing reason to risk death on an active train track is other near-certain death. Specifically here death with at least as likely a probability as the train being in either track.

Anonymous
09/27/25(Sat)05:59:50 No.96628304

Anonymous 09/27/25(Sat)05:59:50 No.96628304

>>96628194
they could be following another individual

Anonymous
09/27/25(Sat)06:08:16 No.96628324

Anonymous 09/27/25(Sat)06:08:16 No.96628324

I assume the train is set to go where it's supposed to, and the tunnel is wide enough for workers to traverse without being killed, so I leave it.
Instead I investigate why money is being wasted on security cameras with microphones in pitch dark railway tunnels.

Anonymous
09/27/25(Sat)08:14:15 No.96628673

Anonymous 09/27/25(Sat)08:14:15 No.96628673

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kys

Anonymous
09/27/25(Sat)08:59:17 No.96628809

Anonymous 09/27/25(Sat)08:59:17 No.96628809

>>96627642
>the train is coming.
>1. would you pull the lever?
Intriguing that you ask this question without actually informing us which tunnel the train is coming down.

Anonymous
09/28/25(Sun)00:25:16 No.96633907

Anonymous 09/28/25(Sun)00:25:16 No.96633907

>>96628096
>Order and chaos have no stake in this scenario
Chaos would pull the lever just because. And Kantianism is a form of extreme lawfulness.