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on Order effects on trolley cases persist among professional philosophers with AOS in ethics (Ojeda et al., 2022, N=387) supports Order of presentation reverses majority verdicts on Footbridge in 31% of subjects (Lindqvist & Ojeda, 2020, N=4,812)

It isn't a dodge, but it's close to unfalsifiable unless someone specifies the reflective procedure in advance. We invited exactly that in the discussion section.

on Trolley intuitions are a cultural artifact of Anglophone analytic training and are absent in most human societies supports Trolley-style thought experiments lack evidential value for normative ethics because responses to them track framing artifacts rather than stable moral commitments

The large multi-country trolley datasets I'm aware of find the Switch/Footbridge asymmetry present in every sampled society, with magnitude varying by relational-mobility measures. This item states something close to the …