Everyday Ethics
A Fair Lottery Requires More Than Drawing a Name From a Hat
A lottery can distribute a scarce opportunity impartially only after the group has examined eligibility, equal chances and the fairness of the process.
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fairness
Everyday Ethics
Should Everyone Get the Same Share When Their Needs Differ?
Examine a small resource-sharing decision by separating equal amounts, different needs and the reasons a group can explain publicly.
Everyday Ethics
A Fair Queue Needs an Answer to Who Arrived First
Designing a fair queue starts with deciding what arrival means, how exceptions work and what happens when someone loses their connection.