CONCEPT: You stand by a rural railroad crossing at exactly midnight, lit only by a waning crescent moon peeking through heavy clouds. A single boxcar rolls slowly down the almost imperceptible incline. Rattling wood and the distant croaking of crickets. As the boxcar reaches the crossing you see words spraypainted on the side. The words read: “THE STANFORD ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PHILOSOPHY: IT’S REASONABLY USEFUL”. The boxcar rolls on.
You panic suddenly, realizing the implications of what this means, You run after the boxcar, shouting to anyone ahead that might hear “Pull the lever! Lives depend on it!“