Philosophy Experiments Reports

Reports on Philosophy Experiments

The popularity of the activities featured on this web site allows us to collect a lot of interesting (anonymous) data. Here is a list of reports and analyses that explore this data. Hopefully, we'll be adding to it over time.

The Reports

Abortion, Religion and Sex - some data on the morality of abortion (pub: February 2013)
Is It Because He's Fat? - on anti-fat bigotry in the trolley problem (pub: January 2013)
Experimental Design, Repeated Measures & Order Effects - how the order you ask questions makes a difference (pub: December 2012)
India, Australia & Moral Obligation - on morality and social distance (pub: March 2012)

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Really Deep Thought

Isaiah Berlin was not in the first league of philosophers. He was not sufficiently inventive or dogmatic. He was to philosophy what John Betjeman was to poetry; extremely good, and comforting enough to be telling when he was gloomy.
--Richard D. North.