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Un algoritmo ospedaliero riduce la mortalità del 22% ma assegna sistematicamente priorità inferiore ai pazienti anziani. Lo usi?
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Why this dilemma matters
These dilemmas put rules and circumstances against each other and demand a verdict. Choosing “Sì: salvare più vite in assoluto è il criterio etico primario, anche se distribuito in modo diseguale” prioritises the letter of the law; choosing “No: un sistema che svaluta sistematicamente una categoria di persone viola la dignità umana indipendentemente dai risultati” gives more weight to the spirit behind it.
Worth asking yourself
- Who is the rule protecting, and who is paying for it?
- Is mercy a kind of justice here, or its opposite?
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