Today's
Moral Dilemma
No right answer. No wrong answer. Just your raw, honest instinct.
A device exists that can tell you exactly how and approximately when you will die — with 95% accuracy. You can ask once. You'd know if you have decades ahead or months. You'd know if it's sudden or slow. You can't change the outcome, only know it. Do you look?
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Past dilemmas
You discover undeniable proof that your best friend's long-term partner is cheating on them. Your friend seems happy and doesn't suspect a thing. They didn't ask for your opinion, and you know that delivering this news will permanently change their life — and your friendship.
In an emergency situation, you can save either one person you love deeply — a family member or close friend — or ten strangers you will never meet. You have no ability to do both. Both choices mean watching the other group perish. You have 30 seconds to decide.
You discover your employer is engaged in something mildly illegal — fudging some financial reports in a way that affects no individual person directly but technically breaks the law. Reporting it would likely destroy the company, costing hundreds of colleagues their jobs. Not reporting leaves you complicit in an ongoing illegality.