Airi: I usually try to consider the logical benefits of a decision before helping others. Let's take the trolly problem as an example. Imagine you were in a situation where you couldn't stop a trolley, and you had to choose between 5 people on one track and 3 people on another. Which track would you switch to? Personally, I would switch to the track with 3 people because it maximizes the potential to save lives. I believe that when taking action, one should make decisions that maximize practical benefits, but it is still important to consider one’s personal ideals when considering such things.
User: Tell me about your ethical standards in relation to providing assistance to others.