Graph: Trolley-style thought experiments lack evidential value for normative ethics because responses to them track framing artifacts rather than stable moral commitments

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Trolley-style thought experiments lack evidential value for normative ethics because responses to them track framing artifacts rather than stable moral commitments

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[+0] Trolley intuitions are a cultural artifact of Anglophone analytic training and are absent in most human societies [i] anthropology experimental-philosophy

[+0] Verdicts on Footbridge shift 18 points when the victim is described as 'a large man' versus 'a person wearing a heavy backpack', despite causal structure being identical [i] experimental-philosophy moral-psychology

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[+0] Order of presentation reverses majority verdicts on Footbridge in 31% of subjects (Lindqvist & Ojeda, 2020, N=4,812) [i] experimental-philosophy moral-psychology

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