How Do We Decide What's Right? - Being a moral human in the 21st century

Philosophy Meet-Up @ ABC
📍 Location: ABC, Arnhem
🕢 Time: 19:30 – come grab a drink/snack and get comfortable. When time feels ripe the conversation will start.

This session's topic:
Moral dilemmas such as the trolley problem have us scratch our head, but most of us do come up with an answer eventually. But how and when do we actually learn to make ethical decisions when life doesn't give us clean, unified training? This session is about the origin of our morals, and how modernity has changed our exposure to moral topics.

For this discussion you don't need to bring any knowledge besides what your personal life experience taught you.
For additional interesting angles, here are selected sources:

Morality after the fall of religion
https://alextheyounger.medium.com/morality-in-the-modern-world-4b37c2ecfad1

Moral theories, an infographic
https://imgur.com/i-made-infographic-summarizing-different-ethical-theories-LEOLR

How Netflix shapes our morals
https://bigthink.com/culture-religion/you-are-what-you-watch-how-tv-influences-moral-behavior/

Wikipedia article on secular ethics
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secular_ethics