You’re driving down an interstate highway in the right lane; there’s an 18-wheeler to your left. You’re driving the 70 mph speed limit. Suddenly, 4 people appear in your lane in front of you. You can’t stop in time to avoid killing them. If you swerve into the 18–wheeler, you die. If you swerve to the right onto the shoulder of the highway, there’s only one man standing there who will die. You do what you think is best for the greater good, swerve to the right, killing one man while sparing the lives of the four. In the aftermath, you learn that the man you killed was the owner of the business that employed those four people you saved and 1,000 other people, all of whom lost their livelihood when the business died with the owner. This is