I'm pretty sure it's not true that anyone would make that choice.
It's not like killing a single actual baby is all that unusual.
It's not like killing a single actual baby is all that unusual.
If that is true you are a sociopath.
> If that is true you are a sociopath.
Just wait til you hear what rubyist5eva thinks.
The jar of embryos is a big pile of unknown, as preserved embryos have a high rate of non-viability, and that's before the conditions of storage are accounted for. And, and if the scenario requires me to pick and run, I don't have time to look for documentation. I save the baby, not because it's "more alive", but because there are no questions as to whether I'm actually saving someone I can help.
Also it wouldn't change the answer for reasonable people anyway. No one would leave the baby to burn alive vs microscopic balls of cells.