Guide
Moral dilemma questions, and how people actually answered
The dilemmas
Loyalty
Your family restaurant is going bankrupt. A competitor offers you a fortune for your grandmother's secret recipe. If you sell it, you save your home, but you betray your family legacy.
45% Sell the recipeKeep it secret 55%361 votes
Sacrifice
You get the last spot for a highly sought-after public job. You discover that due to a system error, you were awarded points from another candidate with a family who is now left unemployed.
48% Keep itReport it 52%476 votes
Sacrifice
At 3 a.m. you witness a hit-and-run. You're the only witness. Testifying would reveal where you were that night — and that blows up your relationship.
43% I walk awayI testify 57%551 votes
Everyday calls
You need the job. One made-up line on your résumé, which nobody will check, would get it for you.
49% I lieI don't lie 51%269 votes
Loyalty
Your brother is hiding from his partner that he carries a serious hereditary disease. They're trying for a baby. He asked you to stay silent.
55% I tell herNot my business 45%508 votes
Who deserves it
The bank wires you €5,000 by mistake. It belongs to the man who swindled and ruined your family, and never paid for it.
53% I keep itI return it 47%421 votes
Who deserves it
There's a fire. You can only go in once: inside are your lifelong dog and an adult stranger.
53% My dogThe stranger 47%476 votes
Everyday calls
Your friend excitedly shows you a painting she made to enter a contest. It's objectively bad and has no chance. She asks what you think.
43% I tell her the truthI encourage her anyway 57%261 votes
Sacrifice
You're offered a 20% raise — but only if your coworker, who does the same job and earns the same as you, never finds out.
50% I accept in secretI turn it down 50%268 votes
Sacrifice
Every player today presses in secret. If FEWER than half press the button, everyone wins a prize. If the majority presses it chasing that prize, nobody wins.
51% I press itI hold back 49%389 votes
Who deserves it
You're offered the job of your life. Taking it means the single mother who's held that position for ten years gets fired. You don't sign her dismissal, but your arrival puts her on the street.
56% I acceptI turn it down 44%291 votes
Loyalty
Your father, with advanced dementia, signed a will leaving everything to you and disinheriting your brother. You know he never would have done it while healthy.
44% I honor itI split it 56%662 votes