(1) TROLLEY CAR DILEMMA NEW FACTS: Suppose that you are the driver of a trolley car. It is the first run of the day, and there is no one on the trolley besides you. As you start down a hill, you realize the breaks on the trolley car aren't working because the break line has been cut. You are currently on track A, but you can steer the trolley onto track B if you choose to flip the switch . Five people are working on track A, and one person is working on track B. Anyone on the track along which your runaway trolley travels will be killed. Questions: (a) Would you change tracks and kill one person to spare 5 (Option 1), or would you do nothing and allow the trolley to continue on its path (Option 2)? Why? (b) What ethical principle would your decision be based on and