Self-Driving Cars and Moral Dilemmas with No Solutions


Illustration of Earth on Fire

Morbid Futurism: Man-Made Existential Risks


The Case for Moral Doubt


Thomas Nagel on Moral Luck

If the idea that moral judgment is appropriate only for things people control is applied consistently, Nagel argues, it leaves few moral judgments intact. “Ultimately,” he says, “nothing or almost nothing about what a person does seems to be under his control.” Most of what peopled are praised or blamed for is a matter of luck.