Dear friends,
I hope you’re all well.

A while ago, I wrote about the Moral Machine – an experiment in which we had to make hypothetical decisions: Who should an autonomous car spare – the passengers or the pedestrians? A difficult question that shows how complex moral decisions can be.

Now I’ve come across another experiment: Last Haven. This one isn’t about cars, but about how we treat our living space. Imagine we had the power to decide: Should a piece of land be used as a residential complex for many people – or preserved as a nature reserve for endangered species?

As you know, environmental protection and animals are very important to me. That’s why I find this experiment incredibly exciting. Just like the Moral Machine, it’s not about right or wrong, not about a judgment, but about a mirror: What is more important to me personally?

I also find the final result particularly interesting. You see not only your own decisions, but also how others have decided. Am I more in line with the same approach – or completely different? Some might prefer to build homes, while others clearly opt for protecting nature and animals. It’s precisely this comparison that makes the experiment so exciting for me.

And now I’m curious: How would you choose — 🐾🌳🐝 or 🏡🏫😊?
You can find the experiment here: https://last-haven.net/