Ponkotsu Mikochi is causing many innocent people to be sacrificed 

Lmfao

Shakespeare would've been proud Curry by any other name is still curry (even if it is poop)

I actually agree with her though, the taste of the food is more important than the food itself. 😂

​@@DestroyedArkana How so?

That's still a lot of money. Pragmatically speaking, you could save a life with money, costing anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand. Averaging it to about a thousand dollars for each life, even half of that money could save about 30 thousand lives.

Well she's saying "wrong choice" not because her answer doesn't align with majority, but because she accidentally picked the opposite of what she intended to answer. Around 2:40, she was confused that she thought she had to pick the one that "survives". In the original stream, viewers point out her confusion and she says "Oh that's why the other pick has more votes".

@@DestroyedArkana no it is not. Keep your racism in check.

Really shouldn't matter if they work or not for this decision.

​​@@Jack_Slatehm? Yes it does. Lives are not things that can be valued based on their quantity as if they are same-denomination coins.

Some of those NEET are old people who already retired.

@@Turigamot So you're saying some lives are worth more than others? Like coins? If anything your employment status shouldn't determine your worth.

@@Jack_Slate yes, some lives are worth more than others. "All lives are equal" is nice on paper, and indeed, at a surface level, they are. But that only applies if we ignore everything that actually makes us human, on an individual level. You probably do not place the same value in a random dude off the street as you do your mother or father or friends, nor the same value in a murderer as you do a firefighter. The value of a life is subjective to each person and to their connection and influence on those around them. Coins have objective values, their values *can* be compared through simple arithmetic, so clearly nothing like human lives. Nobody is saying that a NEET, or five NEETs, deserve to die, but if one had to choose (and in reality, to not choose is a distinct choice as well, regardless if the outcome results in one of the two already established, so the version of the trolley problem as presented in this game is flawed), what life or lives have the greatest potential positive impact is how most would approach the dilemma. Being a NEET is not simply a matter of employment status. NEETs are generally people who have *given up* on life. It's possible to crawl out of that state of despair of course, but I wouldn't sacrifice someone who is just doing his best, day after day, in the hopes that they will.

yea the game should make the "choose nothing" into multi-track drifting

Those eyes, piercing wide eyes of repentant joy

Because that won't replace the old child. There are all kinds of memories and experiences extinguished at death, even if they are literal toddlers. You can have another kid, but the other will linger.

But a curry that tastes like poop can have things added to it to make it taste better. A poop that tastes like curry is still eating a poop.

I wouldn't say "no point." It's food so it's got nutrients. As long as you manage to keep it down, that is.

I'm pretty sure what something is made out of is more important than how it tastes, kind of like the people who don't like certain types of vegetables. :p They may taste bad, but it's still good for you. :? I mean, unless you have a scat fetish and don't think the poop is going to kill you or something, but man, I don't know... :p

no way, I'm not gonna eat poop

Bruh 1 is a food that just tastes so bad 1 is literal human residue that SOMEHOW tastes good U can just add some seasoning to make a bad food good U can't just clean a human fecal matter to be edible

There definitely is lmfao

トラッコ問題 of Armageddon

Trolley Problem of Armageddon

thanks guys