How was he a hijacker on flight 93 when there were no survivors???
And also, the whole thing about ethics is making up intricate situations that might never happen, because our morals are supposed to work with any situation. The fact that different situations produce different results in people show that morality is more complex than we ever imagined. There are some people who would save the person on the tracks, there are some who would save the train, and there are some who would not be able to make an active decision and would simply let (for lack of a better word) "fate" take it's course.
And also, the whole thing about ethics is making up intricate situations that might never happen, because our morals are supposed to work with any situation. The fact that different situations produce different results in people show that morality is more complex than we ever imagined. There are some people who would save the person on the tracks, there are some who would save the train, and there are some who would not be able to make an active decision and would simply let (for lack of a better word) "fate" take it's course.
