Outcomes ↔ Principles
Do consequences decide, or are some duties and rights resistant to trade-offs?
An atlas of difficult choices
Make impossible choices.Discover the principles behind them.
Twenty-two original dilemmas. No single moral label. A transparent map of the patterns, priorities and productive tensions in your answers.
22 choices8 chaptersAbout 12 minutesStored only on this device
The philosophical field
Named projection
Eight thinkers · three dimensions
Where will you land?Select a name, then take the Atlas to plot your position.Eight thinkers · three dimensions
Where will you land?Select a name, then take the Atlas to plot your position.01
A profile, not a verdict
Morality has more than one horizon.
The Atlas maps three independent dimensions, then studies secondary tendencies such as care, justice, loyalty, intention and autonomy. Your result identifies response patterns. It is not a judgement of your morality, personality or character.
Universal ↔ Contextual
Should standards travel intact across cases, or can circumstances change the force of a reason?
Impartial ↔ Relational
Does everyone make the same claim on us, or do relationships create special responsibilities?
The first question is waiting