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The reason for this is that the resolution of this situation doesn\'t mean Sonny agrees with Spooners line of reasoning. He is faced with a dilemma where the rational thing to do is to kill VIKI, but to let Calvin die would be, in his own words, \
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The reason for this is that the resolution of this situation doesn\\\'t mean Sonny agrees with Spooners line of reasoning in the sense that he rejects the validity of triaging.
Spooner and Sonny \\\'\\\'\\\'do\\\'\\\'\\\' agree that \\\"irrational\\\" is better than \\\"heartless\\\" (to use Sonny\\\'s own word), but the robot who saved Spooner wasn\\\'t facing that dilemma: saving Spooner was more rational, but letting either of them die was equally heartless.
I think it is sufficient to note (as the article currently does) that Sonny plays the trope straight.
Spooner and Sonny \\\'\\\'\\\'do\\\'\\\'\\\' agree that \\\"irrational\\\" is better than \\\"heartless\\\" (to use Sonny\\\'s own word), but the robot who saved Spooner wasn\\\'t facing that dilemma: saving Spooner was more rational, but letting either of them die was equally heartless.
I think it is sufficient to note (as the article currently does) that Sonny plays the trope straight.
