Matters of life and death David Edmonds / October 7, 2010 / 34 Comments Interest in “trolleyology”—a way of studying moral quandaries—has taken off in recent years. Some philosophers say it sheds useful light on human behaviour, others see it as a pointless pursuit of the unknowableread more...
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