Intermediate
Justice & Fairness
The University Admission
The Scenario
You run university admissions. Candidate A scores slightly higher on merit-based criteria but comes from a privileged background with every advantage. Candidate B scores slightly lower but comes from a systematically disadvantaged group that has faced generations of discrimination. You have one spot. Who gets in?
What Do You Choose?
Your Choice:
Cross-Examination
Socratic Examiner
Explore Other Dilemmas
The Trolley Problem
The Fat Man on the Bridge
The Unconscious Violinist
The Ticking Time Bomb
The Murderer at the Door
The Healing Lie
The Loyal Whistleblower
The Organ Lottery
The Utility Monster
The Ones Who Walk Away
The Experience Machine
The Teleporter Dilemma
The Simulation Question
Designing from the Veil
The Lifeboat Dilemma
The Taxation Question
The Repugnant Conclusion
The Non-Identity Problem
The Climate Sacrifice