Lawyer in the world of film and television

Chapter 119 118. The Tram Problem
"Guan Gu, why are you alone?" After Zhang Wei returned to the apartment, he found that only two rooms were empty, and only Guan Gu was sitting on the sofa in 3601 looking at the computer.

Guan Gu raised his head, and replied helplessly: "Teacher Zeng went to the night shift, Youyou went to filming, Ziqiao went to tease her sister, Yumo went shopping, because it's the final exam week, even Yifei went Overtime."

"Everyone is busy at the end of the year. But why did you come to this room?"

Zhang Wei took out a bottle of Nongfu's Three Fists mineral water from the refrigerator, and said with some emotion that he would be very busy at the end of the year no matter what work he did.

"The internet speed here is faster! It's not just them, I'm so busy!" Guan Gu answered Zhang Wei's question with a sad face, and complained by the way.

Zhang Wei asked a little strangely: "What's the matter? I remember clearly, hasn't your love three-legged cat been updated? You should be free now, right?"

Guan Gu looked like Ge You lying down on the sofa, and then said as if there was no hope for life.

"Yes, I finally finished my first manga, but my editor urged me to draw a new manga, or continue to update the sequel of the love three-legged cat.

I have been struggling with it for the past few days. I feel that the story of the three-legged cat in love is over. If I continue to draw it, it is probably a scam. I don’t want to do this kind of thing.

But if I really want to draw a new work, I feel that I have no inspiration, but the editor keeps urging, urging, urging, which makes me very anxious now.

So I spent the whole afternoon looking for inspiration on the Internet, but I couldn't find anything at all. "

"Really?" Zhang Wei looked at Guan Gu who had lost hope in life, but he actually had a lot of thoughts in his head.

Although this world also has One Piece, Detective Conan and the like, but the timeline is still 11 years old, and I still have a lot of unpublished comics in my head.

Although I can't remember everything at all, I still remember the plot and outline. For example, I have seen quite a few of the so-called hegemony such as slimes and working cells.

Moreover, these have no shadow now, and they can all be recommended to Guan Guhua. With his professional level, it must be quite exciting.

"So did you find any inspiration?"

Zhang Wei still asked with some anticipation, after all, he still hopes that his friend can create a completely original and good-looking comic.

I read the Love Triangle Cat drawn by Guan Gu myself. Although it is not as good as any particularly good comics, the overall score is quite good.

Moreover, the comic magazines where he works are also ranked in the top three, and readers like it very much.

After all, taking animals as the protagonists has always been one of the main ways of expression in comics, and human-like animals are indeed very cute.

"No, I checked many websites, such as Qiandu, Yatian, Goupou... and the new social software Weibo, but I didn't find anything that can be called inspiration.

Anyway, I have been discussing a topic with others online this afternoon, which is about the recent generic drug case. "

Guan Gu scratched his hair helplessly, and often surfed the Internet by himself, obviously looking for something, but somehow wasting a lot of time elsewhere.

Hearing this, Zhang Wei asked a little strangely: "The case of generic drugs?"

"Yes, a case about generic medicines from India. Their medicines are illegal in China, but genuine medicines are too expensive for patients to afford.

There are still many people who think that this kind of medicine for curing diseases and saving lives should not be charged for, but I have a different point of view. I feel that things like piracy have a great impact on the industry.

Just like pirated comics, they often directly shut down the genuine ones, and in the end there is nothing left, and everyone doesn't even have to read the pirated ones.

But what they said also makes sense, after all, they are all living beings, if there is no one, then there is really no one.

The powerlessness of a person in the face of death is the scariest thing, but what I think above seems to make sense. "

Guan Gu scratched his hair in some pain, he really hadn't thought deeply about such a complicated issue, it seemed that both sides made sense.

Any choice is wrong.

Zhang Wei smiled when he heard this: "Guan Gu, have you heard of the trolley problem?"

Hearing this, Guan Gu asked a little strangely: "It's hard to pick up the car? Does it mean that you can't pick up the car after it's ignited?"

Huaguo's culture is really extensive and profound, and an idiom often contains a story to explain each truth.

I recently learned these idioms in the Chinese class. It seems that I learned another one today and benefited a lot.

"Hmm... it's a train, that's でんきうんそうじどうしゃ."

Hearing the topic of how far he had been dragged by Guan Gu, Zhang Wei said something helplessly.

In order to prevent Guan Gu from misunderstood, he even searched the Internet for how to say train in Japanese.

"Oh, trams, I know this. There are many such trams in our country, which are very convenient, but what's the problem with them? Are the trams too crowded?"

Guan Gu said suddenly, but he was a little puzzled, what kind of problem could the tram have?
"Suppose a madman straps five innocent people to the tram tracks as a runaway tram rolls toward them.

Fortunately, the driver can pull the lever and the tram will move onto another track.

Yet that maniac also tied up a man on another tramway.Considering the above situation, should the driver pull the lever?
So far, no one has been able to give a particularly good answer to this question, because it is an unsolvable question. "

Zhang Wei introduced this so-called trolley problem to Guan Gu, which is also one of the ten famous thought experiments in history.

In the end is to sacrifice the interests of the minority to protect the interests of the majority, or the interests of the minority are legitimate interests.

It is also an unsolvable question whether to give priority to protecting new drug innovations or to protect patients.

Original new drugs must be so expensive, because this is determined by its risks and input costs.

And life is priceless. Since the beginning of human society, in the eyes of the public, most things are not worth mentioning in front of life.

So this forms a huge contradiction, a problem that cannot be explained at all.

"I get it, there's no answer to that question, but it still hurts to know it's true.

On the one hand, there are the lives of many patients, and on the other hand..."

Looking at Guan Gu's troubled appearance, Zhang Wei had no choice. This kind of question that is destined to have no correct answer is really tormenting.

(End of this chapter)