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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]the PP above reminded me of an ethics course offered at the VA hospital that my co-worker attended. There are limited medicines, organs, resources. There are patients listed below: 1. 80 year old poet 2. 20 yo young man 3. pregnant woman Who should get the limited resource? The 20 yo young man should get it. He is the strongest to survive and has a productive life ahead of him. The 80 yo and the pregnant lady are too vulnerable and have the highest risk of dying post surgery. it should go to the one who will be the most likely to survive and be a productive member in society. Barring accidents, the 20 yo has 60 years ahead of him.[/quote] Of the above group, who should be drafted? Same answer, right?[/quote]
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