The Carbon Credit Lie

Your company boasts about being ‘carbon neutral,’ but you know the offsets are fraudulent. Do you expose the lie and risk your job?

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The Passenger Swap

You can swap seats on a crashing plane so that a young parent survives instead of you. Do you take their place?

The Expired Medicine

You find expensive medicine in a bin, just past its expiration date. Do you use it or give it away?

The Rescue Dog

In a flood, you can save either your dog or a stranger’s child. Who do you save?

The Terminal Confession

A dying friend admits they caused a tragedy years ago that’s still unsolved. Do you tell the truth or let them die in peace?

The Old Flame Reunion

You bump into an old flame and feel the spark is still there. They suggest meeting ‘just to catch up’. Do you go?

Your mother is dying and asks you to read a sealed letter to the family after she’s gone. You peek and discover it’s a compassionate lie that absolves her of a decades‑old betrayal by pinning it on your estranged father—something you know isn’t true—but the story would soothe your siblings and likely mend long-standing rifts. Do you honour her final wish for peace, tell the hard truth, or write your own ‘edited’ version that balances honesty with mercy?

The Teacher’s Mistake

Your child’s teacher fails a whole class due to a grading error. You spot the mistake, but correcting it will cost your child their top ranking. Do you speak up?

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