COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

The “trolley problem” was invented because philosophers love chaos with rules.

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The trolley problem was introduced by Philippa Foot in 1967 and later expanded by Judith Jarvis Thomson. It is a thought experiment in ethics used to examine moral intuitions.

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Immanuel Kant argued that morality is based on reason, not consequences. Intentions mattered most.Aristotle categorized everything because he couldn’t handle vibes-based living.Confucius emphasized moral virtue, family, and social harmony. Ethics with practical application.Descartes doubted everything except his own existence. “I think, therefore I cope.”Moral nihilism denies objective moral truths exist. Certainty politely declined.“Occam’s Razor” was invented by someone who hated overcomplicated excuses.See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →

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