At Big Questions Online, I have a piece about moral luck and the Medal of Honor.
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15 September 2010 • 9:31 am
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I know a fellow who, inVietnam, fell on a live grenade that rolled out of an ammo dump but it failed to detonate. He got a commendation medal for attempting to save lives around him.