How does Menzel reply to
the objection that, by sincerely participating in a luck-infused system,
patients implicitly consent to having
one person saved when several could have been saved instead?

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He says that patients don't know enough about the system to give informed consent.

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He says that doctors rarely pay attention to matters of informed consent.

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He says that, even if patients do consent to such a system, policy makers should set policy to save the most number of lives.

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None of the above.

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