Browse 508 moral dilemmas. Filter by category. Sort by divisivity — how close the world is to a 50/50 split.
A burning building: you can only save one person — your partner, or a 5-year-old child you've never met.
Your child is dying and needs medicine you cannot afford. You could steal it. The store owner is not evil — just running a business.
Would you let an AI filter your news feed if it reduced misinformation?
Would you accept an AI care assistant for your parent if no human care was available?
If your AI-made artwork won a prize, would you accept full credit?
Would you trust AI to shortlist job candidates if it made hiring faster?
Would you let an AI tutor shape your child's learning every day?
During a dangerous heatwave, would you limit your AC so hospitals get priority power?
Would you pause outdoor work during extreme heat if small businesses lost money?
Would you accept strict water limits if your neighborhood stayed safer through summer?
Would you remove parking spaces to plant shade trees on your street?
Would you move school hours earlier to avoid heat if families had to reorganize?
Would you cap summer tourism if locals got a more livable city?
If your community distrusted outbreak workers, would you still let them enter your home?
Would you share your contact list during an outbreak if it could protect strangers?
Would you publicly correct a friend's outbreak rumor if it humiliated them?
Would you support strict quarantine if hourly workers lost income?
Would you accept higher energy prices if it reduced the risk of a wider war?
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