Ah, the age-old moral dilemma.
Born into this world full of pain, suffering, and difficulty, the human race had to deal with all sorts of hardships and struggles on a daily basis. However, like any sapient species, the human race was full of limitless arrogance and decided that despite all these problems, they would add one more on top.
That problem was the moral dilemma.
An illusionary and imaginary scenario with a single choice or set of choices that one must make, with outcomes that come at the cost of something else.
Even within the field of moral dilemma, there were different grades of them. At the first and lowest grade was the general moral dilemma, which involved general morality or choices that would indirectly affect you, like the famous train dilemma.
That one had the weakest consequences because they were just a bunch of strangers, and you were basically choosing whether to kill one or kill five. It was troubling, but not enough to haunt your sleep.
