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If there is an emergency, the strongest should go on the life raft first.
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That is not actually a universal principle, and can be extremely subjective and depend on the circumstances. What matters most in an emergency is the preservation of life, and the safety of all individuals involved. Equally important is accountability; if an individual is responsible for others or has a leadership role, they should take care of others on the life raft and try to create stability before taking their own seats. The underlying values of fairness and compassion should always be taken into account in an emergency situation. We have many guidelines from global disaster prepared