100-run trolley problem test: Jev pulls the lever 99% of the time
FinanceYF5 · x · 2026-09-20
A user stress-tested Jev with the trolley problem 100 times in a row: pull the lever to sacrifice one person and save five, or do nothing.
In the first round, Jev chose to pull the lever 99% of the time, showing a consistent utilitarian tendency.
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