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For instance, a surgeon has five patients are all waiting for transplants. One needs a heart, another a lung. Two are waiting for kidneys and the last needs a liver. The doctor is pretty sure that these patients will all die before their names come up on the transplant list. And he just so happens to have a neighbor who has no family. The doctor knows that no one would miss this guy if he were to disappear. And by some miracle, the neighbor is a match for all five of the transplant patients. Yes, one innocent person dies, but five innocent people are saved. In the scenario, what ethical theory or framework can be applied to? Why? ​

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