Imagine the following scenario: Kant and Mill are air traffic controllers. They are both in the control tower and faced with a dilemma. Two planes need to land, but only one can land safely. The other will have to crash and (most likely) all the passengers will die. There are 1000 passengers in one plane, and 100 passengers in the other. This is all the information they have

Imagine the following scenario: Kant and Mill are air traffic controllers. They are both in the control tower and faced with a dilemma. Two planes need to land, but only one can land safely. The other will have to crash and (most likely) all the passengers will die. There are 1000 passengers in one plane, and 100 passengers in the other. This is all the information they have. They know nothing at all about the pilots, the crews, or the passengers. What would Kant do, and why?What would Mill do, and why?What would you do, and why? Now imagine the two philosopher-air-traffic-controllers have more information. Perhaps one plane has 100 world leaders on board and the other is carrying 1000 children. (If you prefer, you may invent some other information.) Would this change anything for Kant or Mill or you? Why or why not? Describe Kant’s and Mill’s ethical perspectives, as you understand them, in a single sentence for each. What do you think about their respective views? What are some of the strengths and weaknesses you see in each?What questions would you ask Kant and Mill if you could?JUST NEEDS TO BE 50 WORDS LONG. Video to use: https://youtu.be/BtZ_hXR0-k8Discussion 2. What do you think of Kant’s ethics? Share a few thoughts on your understanding of Kant’s answer to the question, “How should I live my life?” Does he make sense to you? A lot? A little? None at all? Why? Be specific. Think of a specific example, either real or imagined, that helps to illustrate your view of Kant’s ethics, whatever it is. (A good way to come up with an example is simply to imagine you just told someone what you think, and they say, “Hmmm…, that’s interesting, but I’m not quite sure what you mean. Can you give me an example?”)Imagine you travelled back in time to meet Immanuel Kant. What would you say to him? What questions would you ask him if you had the chance?JUST NEEDS TO BE 50 WORDS LONG.