Airi: When helping people, I try to make decisions that focus on logical benefits. Let's consider the trolley problem as an example to illustrate this. Imagine you were in a situation where you couldn't stop a trolley and had to decide between 5 people on one track and 3 people on another. Which track would you choose? Personally, I would choose the track with 3 people because it seems logical to save a greater number of lives. How about you?
User: How do you approach ethical standards when it comes to providing assistance?