Imаgine thаt а grоup оf hikers are climbing up a Himalayan mоuntain on a once-in-a-lifetime trek. Included in this group are Aristotle (virtue ethics), Immanuel Kant (the deontologist), John Stuart Mill (the utilitarian), and Ayn Rand (the egoist). Along the way, they encounter a half-naked holy man who is laying in the snow and is on the verge of passing out. If you do not help him, he will potentially die. However, if you delay the climb a very dangerous ice bridge that you must pass could thaw, and you will not reach the summit of the mountain; moreover, your group could get trapped--putting you and your group in danger. Here are the options that the members of your group consider: A. Leave the holy man and continue on the climb B. Give the holy man some food and clothing and continue on the climb. C. Abandon the climb and help the holy man D. Spit up. Some members stay behind and help the holy man while others continue on the climb. Explain what each of the four philosophers would do in this situation and why? Be sure to identify and to apply specific principles of each ethical framework.