Multiple Choice
Singer supports his key claim-"If it is in your power to prevent something bad from happening, without sacrificing anything nearly as important, it is wrong not to do so"-with
A) the Trolley Problem.
B) the Drowning Child thought experiment.
C) the Hayden and the Oyster thought experiment.
D) the Experience Machine thought experiment.
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Q14: Timmerman claims Singer's Drowning Child case is
Q15: Timmerman would agree with Singer that suffering
Q16: Timmerman challenges Singer's argument. However, they nonetheless
Q17: If Lisa takes a break from saving
Q18: Timmerman claims that his thought experiment<br>A) contradicts
Q19: Timmerman characterizes the relationship between Singer's Drowning
Q20: Timmerman denies that it's intuitive that one
Q21: Do you think that Singer's inference from
Q22: Timmerman thinks that his Drowning Children case
Q24: According to Timmerman, the standard objection to