You are the decision maker. You have two train lines. One
line is used by trains often. And the other one is used by
only one train aday at morning.
In midday, 5 children went to play with balls. They went to
play on these two lines. 4 Children choose to play on the
second line (often a busy line of trains) and only one (the
youngest one) choose to play on the deserted line
At a certain time a train (that can never be stopped came on
the second line). You can switch to go on deserted line.
Anyhow, if you are the decision maker, will you choose first
or second line? and Why? (Children/child on chosen line will
be killed by the train, there is no escape)
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Answer Posted / aboelella
It is midday, so the morning train passed on the first line.
The busy line is always used trains. So the youngest child
chose the correct place to play. If train switched to his
line, this means he will be killed although he did make the
right decision. The train should continue in its second
line. Even it is switched, the coming trains can't all be
switched to go on the false line.
Solving one's fault shouldn't affect people who didn't make
any fault
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