February 15, 201115 yr Let's say there are some people. They are drinking water from a jug. SUDDENLY THERE IS NO MORE WATER. Who should fill up. a) the person who drank the last water b) the person who wants more when it's empty .
February 15, 201115 yr BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Unless the person who last drank it completely chugged it.
February 15, 201115 yr if you take a piss in your bathroom and your family want to use it after, should you flush it or ask them to do it if they need to use it?
February 15, 201115 yr if you take a piss in your bathroom and your family want to use it after, should you flush it or ask them to do it if they need to use it? Didn't know you're into philosophy
February 15, 201115 yr I'd need a little more info before I can accurately answer this question. Particularly, how long after that will they be without water? If there's no chance they'll see any more water for say, at least a month, they will end up dying of dehydration in the meantime. If that's the case, I think neither of them should have the last bit, they should just leave it in the jug so it would be heavier. That way it would be easier to bash it over their heads (than it would if the jug were empty), because it would be so much better to die of brain trauma than a slow, extremely painful death of dehydration. imo
February 15, 201115 yr I'd need a little more info before I can accurately answer this question. Particularly, how long after that will they be without water? If there's no chance they'll see any more water for say, at least a month, they will end up dying of dehydration in the meantime. If that's the case, I think neither of them should have the last bit, they should just leave it in the jug so it would be heavier. That way it would be easier to bash it over their heads (than it would if the jug were empty), because it would be so much better to die of brain trauma than a slow, extremely painful death of dehydration. imo lolwut
February 15, 201115 yr I'd need a little more info before I can accurately answer this question. Particularly, how long after that will they be without water? If there's no chance they'll see any more water for say, at least a month, they will end up dying of dehydration in the meantime. If that's the case, I think neither of them should have the last bit, they should just leave it in the jug so it would be heavier. That way it would be easier to bash it over their heads (than it would if the jug were empty), because it would be so much better to die of brain trauma than a slow, extremely painful death of dehydration. imo this is brilliant.
February 15, 201115 yr I'd need a little more info before I can accurately answer this question. Particularly, how long after that will they be without water? If there's no chance they'll see any more water for say, at least a month, they will end up dying of dehydration in the meantime. If that's the case, I think neither of them should have the last bit, they should just leave it in the jug so it would be heavier. That way it would be easier to bash it over their heads (than it would if the jug were empty), because it would be so much better to die of brain trauma than a slow, extremely painful death of dehydration. imo A+++
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