Tonight, a junior girl who has known me before turned to me for help. Her confusion and question set me thought deeply, the question's content tells these details below. You are driving a car that has been out of control since the brake pedal was out of work, five workers are in your tract, if you want to change your direction, as your steering wheel is still working. But you can only turn right at that stage, right ahead is another worker in your tract if you are going to change your direction. Thus no choice can be made except for killing one or five is to be chosen.Mortally and emotionally, it is quite exhausting and difficult for most to make decisions on their own if they are not experiencing that in flesh, to have people whom we have never met before killed under our causal decision makes us guilty, because we don't have the authority to announce the death of others, their death in a sudden under our appearance will leave us guilty for the the rest of our life circling in our mind whether that's the best choice.However, for the workers working there, they have no idea the next second their destiny would be something like that, their life was under the choice of a stranger they have never met before or will ever after. They don't know who made the choice, but for both five and one side, it is the same, that is someone must die for this accident. If chose to hit the five, you saved the one; the one, then the five. However,from the point of sense and intuition, you may chose to avoid the five; for judging and perceiving, you might chose to hit the one, thinking about the one does not deserve to sacrifice, just for the five's destiny.In fact, there is no answer for standards. Your decision won't change your choice and others' destiny when accident occurs. Somehow, destiny has been decided ahead that we call it fortune or misfortune. It turns out to be that your choice have nothing to do with others' destiny.