Explore classic moral dilemmas and understand different ethical frameworks through interactive scenarios.
A runaway trolley is heading toward five people. You can pull a lever to divert it to another track, where it will hit one person instead.
Thought experiments help study ethics by exposing hidden assumptions and contradictions, pushing our intuitions to edge cases, and sharpening moral reasoning by forcing clear trade-offs. When Peach acts as an AI counterpart, it challenges students to think about problems from every angle whilst gently exposing erroneous logic or incomplete thinking.
Utilitarian, deontological, and virtue ethics perspectives
Questions that challenge assumptions without judging
Explore variations like the fat man or surgeon dilemmas
Guided journaling to articulate personal values
Peach plays the role of a friendly guide, asking follow-up questions that challenge students to consider motives, consequences, and feelings. As they respond, Peach highlights different ethical viewpoints without judging. Students walk away not with a "correct" answer - but with a stronger sense of what it means to think ethically.