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To be a great lawyer is to defend justice; to be a great leader is to define it. - Ahmad Kezbari

To be a great lawyer is to defend justice; to be a great leader is to define it. - Ahmad Kezbari

To be a great lawyer is to defend justice; to be a great leader is to define it. - Ahmad Kezbari

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The Harvard Test That EXPOSES Your Morals (The Trolley Problem) You see a runaway trolley about to kill five people. You can pull a lever to divert it, but doing so will kill one person on a side track. Do you pull the lever? Of course, you do... right? Now, what if you had to push someone onto the tracks to stop it? Get ready for the most controversial and uncomfortable conversation you'll have all week. Welcome to "MINDBENDERS," the podcast that explores the toughest moral dilemmas ever conceived. In this episode, we're strapping in for the infamous Trolley Problem, the classic thought experiment that breaks even the sharpest minds. Sourced from Harvard Professor Michael Sandel's legendary "Justice" lectures, we start with the basic lever pull and quickly descend into the murky depths of ethical thinking. We'll grapple with the difference between indirect and direct action, question the weight of personal responsibility, and explore why your gut feelings might be in direct conflict with your logic. This isn't just an abstract philosophy puzzle; it’s a masterclass designed to show future judges and leaders that law and ethics are never black and white. This witty, engaging, and highly shareable deep dive will force you to confront your own moral code. Fair warning: there are no right answers, only hard choices. So, would you pull the lever? Subscribe to "MINDBENDERS" now to challenge your own thinking, and share this episode to start a debate with your friends—you'll be shocked by their answers.

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Promotional graphic for Sex and Self-Ownership: Essays on Consent and the Criminal Law by Jesse Wall. Set against a dark maroon and black abstract background resembling swirling ink or smoke, the "PIR" logo appears in a gold-orange circle with the label “NEW TITLE OFFERING.” The book title is prominently displayed in bold white text, with the subtitle and author name in italicized font below.

Promotional graphic for Sex and Self-Ownership: Essays on Consent and the Criminal Law by Jesse Wall. Set against a dark maroon and black abstract background resembling swirling ink or smoke, the "PIR" logo appears in a gold-orange circle with the label “NEW TITLE OFFERING.” The book title is prominently displayed in bold white text, with the subtitle and author name in italicized font below.

Book cover for Sex and Self-Ownership: Essays on Consent and the Criminal Law by Jesse Wall. The design is stark and dramatic, featuring a black background with a classical-style painting depicting nude and partially clothed figures in a dimly lit scene. The title and author’s name appear in white serif text. At the top is the Oxford University Press logo, and in the bottom right corner is a round orange "PIR" sticker.

Book cover for Sex and Self-Ownership: Essays on Consent and the Criminal Law by Jesse Wall. The design is stark and dramatic, featuring a black background with a classical-style painting depicting nude and partially clothed figures in a dimly lit scene. The title and author’s name appear in white serif text. At the top is the Oxford University Press logo, and in the bottom right corner is a round orange "PIR" sticker.

'Sex and Self-Ownership' is available for review in an upcoming issue. Want to review this or pitch another title? Reach out at pir@uvic.ca. #LawAndEthics #Philosophy

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