Game
Choice Lab

Think on your own

Make a choice, change a condition, then compare your reasons.

Life and choice

The trolley problem

Consider the number saved and the way you intervene.

About 3–6 minutes · One starting situation and two variations
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Ask how consent and the number saved affect permission to act.

About 3–6 minutes · One starting situation and two variations
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Water in a lifeboat

Choose a way to allocate a limited shared resource.

About 3–6 minutes · One starting situation and two variations
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Fair rules

The veil of ignorance

Choose a resource rule before and after learning your position.

About 3–6 minutes · One starting situation and two variations
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Prices during an emergency

Separate cost, supply, and urgent need in a pricing decision.

About 3–6 minutes · One starting situation and two variations
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Scores and starting points

Weigh achievement, preparation opportunities, and a scholarship's purpose.

About 3–6 minutes · One starting situation and two variations
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Are identical rules fair?

Distinguish access, additional help, and the purpose of a competition.

About 3–6 minutes · One starting situation and two variations
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Freedom and community

Paying someone to take your duty

Examine consent, economic pressure, and a shared civic obligation.

About 3–6 minutes · One starting situation and two variations
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The experience machine

Consider experience, actual achievement, and real relationships.

About 3–6 minutes · One starting situation and two variations
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Responsibility for what you did not do

Consider continuing benefits, institutional repair, and membership.

About 3–6 minutes · One starting situation and two variations
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