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All things remaining equal, probably yeah. If I have no emotional attachment to anyone and everyone is of equal value then it's a numbers game at that point. And if I have the power to pull the lever and kill one person then that also means I have the power to not pull the lever and kill 5 people by inaction. Of course I'm sure it'd be easier to just not do anything while I deliberate the worthwhileness and the actual action of pulling the lever even knowing that logically would still be pretty difficult and might honestly feel worse because I have a hand in taking the action, but attempting to divorce myself from that I'd try and pull it. Or I suppose a short answer to your question.
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