cscanlin

Looking for a recommendation, this is for a date night for two who have never been before.

Imagine a case where a car is stuck on some train tracks, with the train quickly approaching. You are in a large truck behind the stuck car, and could quite easily push it out of the way.

Let's say you decide to do so, intentionally breaking a gate and damaging both vehicles, but you successfully prevent a catastrophic collision.

Who would pay for damages here?

Does the scenario change at all if you just barely succeed and do significant damage to the train and your own vehicle, but still prevent a more major accident?

Is there any way you could be held personally liable if you did not act to prevent this accident?

I'm also curious in general how the law approaches these kinds of "troll

I personally shared the eclipse comics with a bunch of people, and I made sure to copy the permalink so it would continue linking to the correct comic.

But I wonder how many people did not do that, and inadvertently linked people to The Machine?

Granted xkcd's user base is pretty tech savvy, but I bet a lot of people got hooked into the machine (and xkcd) who otherwise would not have

I guess they are all one of todays lucky 10,000 :)

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