How Would a Buddhist Monk Solve the Classic “Trolley Problem”? - Lions Roar
Inside the Moral Machine | Behavioural and Social Sciences at Nature Portfolio
How Would a Buddhist Monk Solve the Classic “Trolley Problem”? - Lions Roar
Using a foreign language changes moral decisions | University of Chicago News
Should a self-driving car kill the baby or the grandma? Depends on where you're from. | MIT Technology Review
How the Trolley Problem Explains 2016 | The New Republic
Sacrifice one person in order to save five? | Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
The new coronavirus pandemic cannot be seen as a moral dilemma of the 'trolley problem' for public management - Admethics
Experimental Philosophy Confirms We're Prejudiced - The Crag | Creation of Reality Group
Would You Save One Life or Five? Cultures Differ on the Trolley Dilemma | The Swaddle
Philippa Foot, 90, Dies; Philosopher Who Posed 'Trolley Problem' - The New York Times
Trolled by the Trolley Problem
Basic structures of Dilemma 1 ( Switch ); Dilemma 2 ( Bridge ); and... | Download Scientific Diagram
Revisiting the trolley problem for driverless cars – an ethical AI dilemma
The social dilemma of autonomous vehicles | Science
The trolley dilemma: would you kill one person to save five?
Trolley Problem: On the Moral Track - Moral and Ethical Philosophy Series | Academy 4 Social Change - YouTube
Trolley Problem, Inc. - A Moral Dilemma :: Linux Gaming Central
The foreign language effect on moral decisions | Ciencia Cognitiva
People want self-driving cars to value passenger safety over pedestrians, study says | PBS NewsHour
Trolley problem - Wikipedia
What Is Learned from 70,000 Responses to Trolley Scenarios? | Daily Nous
Philosophy Matters - The Trolley Problem For Kids | Facebook
What is the problem with ethical trolley problems? | Aeon Essays
Matters of life and death - Prospect Magazine
Paradoxical Pets And The Future Of Human-Animal Relations | WUNC
The foreign language effect on moral decisions | Ciencia Cognitiva
