Hi Lore, what is your point for asking these questions?
I didn't have a point exactly. It's just an interesting question.
A lot of people would say they'd throw themselves on the grenade to save a few other lives. But very very rarely will anyone say they'd be willing to be killed now to save dozens through the organ transpant.
I'm curious about why that is.
Why is sacrificing yourself in a violent emergency heroic and admirable, but sacrificing yourself to provide essential parts is creepy and objectionable?
Why is that? What's the difference? Either way you're deliberately sacrificing yourself to save others.
Imagine you were the one of the guys waiting on an organ transplant. You'd probably feel VERY guilty about accepting the organ if you knew that he killed himself to give it to you.
But if someone threw themselves on a grenade to save you. Would you feel the same guilt? Or would you just admire the guy and thank his family?
There's something different about it, and I want to know what it is.