u/Educational_Case_184

I foresee a likely future where there are suicide pods on street corners. Not everywhere but in certain cities or certain countries. Maybe just a few in downtowns of bigger cities. People could pay an amount say $500 or $1000 like a vending machine. Then they get in, it locks, and they are killed humanely with nitrogen. Later a van pulls up and respectfully collects the body and it is laid to rest according to the wishes of the deceased. (this is why there was a fee).

Would that be ethical? Why or why not?

What do you think is the greatest failure of ethics in last 50 years? What was not condemned but should have been? What was condemned but should not have been?