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  • Does the Trolley Problem Have a Problem?

    What if your answer to an absurd hypothetical question had no bearing on how you behaved in real life?

    Slate

    Topics: Ethics Joshua Greene Morality

  • If Buddhist Monks Trained AI

    Monks take on the trolley problem, a classic moral dilemma that has big implications for driverless cars.

    The Atlantic

    Topics: Ethics Joshua Greene Morality Technology

  • Giving ‘Good’ a Rigorous Inspection

    Joshua Greene, Steven Pinker, and Peter Singer trade ideas on how to be moral — and happy.

    The Harvard Gazette

    Topics: Cooperation Ethics Happiness Joshua Greene Morality Progress Values

  • Philosophers Are Using Science and Data Points to Test Theories of Morality

    The statistical and scientific methods seen in philosophy today are a new development.

    Quartz

    Topics: Joshua Greene Morality

  • Do Emotions and Morality Mix

    A philosopher explains how feelings influence right and wrong.

    The Atlantic

    Topics: Cognition Decision-Making Emotion Ethics Joshua Greene Morality

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