Should you sacrifice your life to save someone else's?

I am a full-time EMT and a volunteer firefighter. I want to help others make a living. In my opinion, a firefighter (or EMT) who does not do it all online will guarantee that everyone will go home and not brotherly love (this applies to the police and military). But please do not think I am willing to live. I got my CCW (Hidden Weapons License), and I did not really protect me, but the people around me. I wish that I do not even have to draw weapons, but in the end I will not hesitate as necessary. Because I live in peace with the world, I am not afraid of death. I saw a lot of pain, pain, and death. I will help others, so they may be more happy than I am (subjective is good). When I was writing this article, I was 21 years old. I also need to say that I want to help / save people near suicidal behavior. If you have not accepted it yet, my life advice is to help others. In a nutshell, I want to die. Will my life save some or even a stranger in my heartbeat?

We all want to answer this question, but if asking ourselves really deeply will you really endanger your life to save someone's life? Of course, for families and lovers, this is a simple answer, and you will do this in your heart beat. But strangers and people you know but not so deep? This is a difficult part. I would like to answer this question as it is people and values ​​that are "glorious" and selfless, which we all want. But if I do, I really imagine sitting. Unfortunately, most of us are not pleased. When the tsunami approaches, someone can not move and trapped under a big project. I will definitely do my best, but to the best of my knowledge I can remove it within time. One is useless trying to preserve them, and risking life is essentially worthless. Or how about getting a bullet for someone? Do you do this? I will consider how I think in the last few minutes, my family, my parents, my partner, and how to survive and reunite them. Unfortunately, I choose it. This gives me a feeling of guilt, should I feel guilty when I survive and have the opportunity to spend my life with my loved ones?

Again, do you sacrifice the happiness of others for your own happiness? Unfortunately, yes, I will sacrifice others for their happiness. As far as possible about my future and joy, I sacrifice others' happiness in a moment

Self-sacrificing behavior is particularly ineffective in a naturalistic worldview. Why do you sacrifice your own interests for others, especially your life? There is not enough reason to adopt this self-negative behavioral method in the naturalist world view. From a social biological point of view, this altruistic behavior is the result of evolutionary conditioning and helps to persist the species. Mothers rush into the burning house to protect their children or threaten soldiers by throwing grenades on their bodies to protect their comrades. . Common sense stipulates that we should choose to act on our best interests, if we can, resist social biological pressure of this self-destructive activity. He wrote:

Sacrifice is the ability to protect others. It's not you. If you think about selfishness, it has flaws. There is no flaw if you think selfishly about it. The universe does not judge whether people sacrificed their lives for others. God is like that. They are infinite. We are just human beings and terminators. We do not seem like God or the universe. But we can act like them. Our position We left. ourselves. These indicate who you are. Now I will leave this question: If you have the opportunity to sacrifice yourself for others, what about you? Let's get rid of the fear of death and return to the movement of the heart. Why do you say that? Sacrifice is a fatal choice and action. The mind is a guide to sacrifice. That's why sacrifice is important to me.