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Explaining the Knobe Effectsponses in the literature. Many follow-up studies were conducted that were meant either to confirm or to reject the Knobe effect, and many comments were written on how to interpret the data correctly. Most of these very different responses share the view that the asymmetry is surprising and has to b

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Trolleys and Double Effect in Experimental Ethicsene in the so-called . scenario, then the Trolley Problem arises and we must explain the moral difference between these two cases. And if the results of Marc Hauser’s . are to be believed, then according to public opinion it is indeed permissible to intervene in the former case (around 90 percent of

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Erik Hemberg,Jacob Rosen,Una-May O’Reillyl literature’.. ‘The discussion has already lasted some 2500 years’, he wrote. ‘The number of participants amounts to a thousand, and the number of articles and books devoted to the discussion is much greater.’ In this great ocean of words, he went on, the philosophers had often made bold statements

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GP-Based Generative Adversarial Models,ental disciplines and their methodology: experimental philosophy has, during the last 10 to 15 years, increasingly gained reputation, and it has certainly been a controversial issue. Within this movement, the field of ethics deserves more attention. This article aims to give not a complete overview