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What Happened to the Trolley Problem?
Journal of Indian Council of Philosophical Research, 2017 In this paper, I provide a general introduction to the trolley problem. I describe its birth as a philosophical thought experiment, then its successful career in moral psychology.
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International Journal of Applied Philosophy, 2022
Even a dog can tell if he was tripped over or kicked. Would entrepreneurs know? To slow down the progress of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, many states have taken restrictive measures, including the closing of private businesses. Are entrepreneurs therefore entitled to compensation? The answer is not obvious. In this paper, I suggest a solution which follows
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Even a dog can tell if he was tripped over or kicked. Would entrepreneurs know? To slow down the progress of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, many states have taken restrictive measures, including the closing of private businesses. Are entrepreneurs therefore entitled to compensation? The answer is not obvious. In this paper, I suggest a solution which follows
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American Journal of Physics, 1970
A rectangular current circuit in which one conductor is moving along its own axis is Lorentz equivalent to a two-trolley loop sliding along a stationary wire. The body and surface densities of charge and current are deduced on the basis of a simplifying idealization.
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A rectangular current circuit in which one conductor is moving along its own axis is Lorentz equivalent to a two-trolley loop sliding along a stationary wire. The body and surface densities of charge and current are deduced on the basis of a simplifying idealization.
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The Cortex and the Trolley Problem
2023Abstract This chapter discusses Joshua Greene’s contribution to the recently salient field of empirical moral psychology. The grounds for the empirical hypotheses that he offers about human morality are of three types: psychological experiments, observations of brain activity, and evolutionary theory.
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The Organ Conscription Trolley Problem
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2009Delaney and Hershenov (2009) describe two scenarios intended to elicit the intuition that we have the right to use the organs of a non-consenting deceased donor in order to save a life.
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2016
This talk will present an overview of how the commercial development of self driving cars is significantly shaping conceptions of ethics in data societies, and what this means for an understanding of human and machine interactions, intelligence and autonomy.
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This talk will present an overview of how the commercial development of self driving cars is significantly shaping conceptions of ethics in data societies, and what this means for an understanding of human and machine interactions, intelligence and autonomy.
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A SUGGESTED SOLUTION TO THE TROLLEY PROBLEM
Journal of Social Philosophy, 1995L'A. presente la solution d'ordre utilitaire qu'il propose au Probleme du Trolley souleve par J. Thomson. Dans les differents cas de figure, dits du spectateur, du conducteur ou de la greffe, il s'agit de se placer dans la situation qui precede l'action (pre-action situation), afin de definir les interets de l'agent a realiser ou ne pas realiser l'acte
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The Transplant Trolley Problem
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 2022Robert, Osorio, Guillermo, Palchik
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The Trolley Problem as a Problem for Libertarians
Utilitas, 2007Many political libertarians argue, or assume, that negative moral duties (duties not to harm others) prevail over positive moral duties (duties to aid others), and that the legal system ought to reflect such pre-eminence. I call into question this strategy for defending a libertarian order. I start by arguing that a successful account of the well-known
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