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Trolley Problem, Inc Review – GameSpew
Should a self-driving car kill the baby or the grandma? Depends on where you're from. | MIT Technology Review
Who would sacrifice one person in order to save five? – Global differences when it comes to making moral decisions | Max Planck Institute for Human Development
The Trolley Problem Meme: What Do You Do?
Trolley Problem, Inc is a brilliant, funny, feel-bad indie gem out now on Steam | VG247
There's a morality test that evaluates utilitarianism better than the Trolley Problem — Quartz
Put This AI Ethics Bot To The Test - CleanTechnica
Test Your Touch With Humanity In 'Absurd Trolley Problems' Browser Game | Know Your Meme
i taught an AI to solve the trolley problem - YouTube
The Trolley Problem: A Thought Experiment That Tests Our Morality
Someone Tweets This Shopping Cart Test That Tells If You're A Good Or A Bad Person And It's Pretty Accurate | Bored Panda
TROLLEY PROBLEM, INC Will Test Your Moral Compass — GeekTyrant
My moral compass killed 61,000 people in this game, and I probably don't regret it | PC Gamer
Absurd Trolley Problems - YouTube
What Is Learned from 70,000 Responses to Trolley Scenarios? | Daily Nous
The Trolley Problem, Explained: Who Should You Kill?
Trolley Problem, Inc is a brilliant, funny, feel-bad indie gem out now on Steam | VG247
Absurd Trolley Problems Quiz - By treessimontrees
Who will you decide to kill with your self-driving car? Let's find out! - The Verge
Solution Of Trolley Problem and Bhagwat Gita - Talking Concept - Sanatan Philosophy
Trolley Problem, Inc Review – GameSpew
Michael Shermer on Twitter: "Trolley Problem test: subjects given chance to flip switch & divert train to side track to kill 1 worker & save 5. Only 2 of 7 did—opposite ratio
My moral compass killed 61,000 people in this game, and I probably don't regret it | PC Gamer
Trolley problem - Wikipedia
The Trolley Problem Quiz - Personality Quiz
The trolley dilemma: would you kill one person to save five?
I made a page that makes you solve increasingly absurd trolley problems : r/InternetIsBeautiful