Cjattwood
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Well, I've just went into my final year at my High School, and decided to take Philosophy, both for a laugh and to actually discuss philosophy. We've been given a booklet containing questions that we're meant to think about, just to get us interested for what's going to be taught over the coming year... Some of these questions are ridiculous though... Like this one, quoted from the booklet;
"You are a teacher who has taken a group of small children to the theatre. You sit upstairs. In the middle of the show, you smell smoke and someone shouts 'Fire'. When you and the children get to the fire exit, you discover it is made of glass and can only be opened from the outside.
There is a man standing in front of it, frozen in panic. It flashes into your mind that you could use the man to smash the glass and get out. This would save all the children. Should you use the man as a sort of battering ram?"
First off, why is a fire exit only openable from the outside, and MADE OUT OF GLASS? I seriously hope the questions don't get any stupider than this one...
"You are a teacher who has taken a group of small children to the theatre. You sit upstairs. In the middle of the show, you smell smoke and someone shouts 'Fire'. When you and the children get to the fire exit, you discover it is made of glass and can only be opened from the outside.
There is a man standing in front of it, frozen in panic. It flashes into your mind that you could use the man to smash the glass and get out. This would save all the children. Should you use the man as a sort of battering ram?"
First off, why is a fire exit only openable from the outside, and MADE OUT OF GLASS? I seriously hope the questions don't get any stupider than this one...