The final question of a recent college graduate who had applied for a job at a prestigious company was that nine of the ten children were playing on the railroad tracks, nine of them were playing on a brand new track, and only one child thought it might be unsafe, so he chose an abandoned, rusty railroad track, for which he was ridiculed by the other nine children.

While the children were concentrating, a train was speeding up from the brand-new tracks, and it was too late for the children to evacuate immediately. However, if you're on-site, you'll see a connection card between the old and new rails. If you pull the connection card onto the old rails, then only one child loses his life; If you don't, you'll have to watch nine children die under the wheel. Now, the train is coming soon, what should you do?

The candidate thought for a moment and found it difficult to answer. But when he saw several of the managers in charge of the interview staring at him with stern expressions, he had to answer again. He seemed to see a speeding train rushing towards the nine children, so the candidate said with some nervousness, if he had to make a decision, it would be better to pull it, after all, there were nine children here.

All the interviewing managers still had solemn expressions, and one of them, the general manager of this company, said to the candidates, "I'm sorry, you didn't get through the interview."

The candidate stood up with some frustration and plucked up the courage to ask: Can I tell sù what should I do?

The general manager said: Why do you want to pull the rails? You make decisions based on the number of people. But in reality, the truth is often in the hands of a few. Many people lack the right judgment of things, and just have a kind of blind obedience, seeing others do it, and thinking that it is correct. It turns out that only one of the 10 children made the right choice, and the other nine made the wrong choice, so why should the fault of these nine people be borne by an innocent person? It's not fair! So you shouldn't go for the rails, you should make decisions based on the right and wrong of things, and if the nine children are wrong, then they should be at fault, because everyone is responsible for their actions!

What do you think?