The Cases Involving a Trolley and a Surgeon Are Philosophically

question 5

Multiple Choice

The cases involving a trolley and a surgeon are philosophically interesting because they

• A) seem essentially similar, but deliver different intuitive verdicts.
• B) reveal consistency in our moral judgments.
• C) demonstrate that Europeans and Americans have similar views about morality.
• D) seem essentially different, but deliver the same intuitive verdicts.

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