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Every day, one question. No context. Just a moral dilemma that makes you think.
You vote Yes or No. You see what the world thinks. You share your result with friends.
That's it.
No account. No profile. No feed. Just one question — gone tomorrow.
"Does he deserve to go to prison?"
"Should she have said nothing?"
"Was he right to leave?"
One question. Two choices. The whole world voting.
Mark your sideOne moral question per day. Vote. Share with friends.
guillaume levequeleft a comment
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built this because I was tired of endless feeds and complicated apps. One moral question per day. You vote. You see what the world thinks. You share your result with friends. No account. No algorithm. No noise. Today's question is live : "Does he deserve to go to prison?" I said NO — 27% disagree with me. What would you say? → markyourside.com Would love to know where...
Mark your sideOne moral question per day. Vote. Share with friends.
guillaume levequeleft a comment
One thing I’m curious about is whether humans actually try to follow the optimal strategy. Binary search is mathematically optimal if you only care about minimizing the worst-case number of guesses. But when you're playing as a human, you might try different approaches depending on intuition. For example: – do you always split the interval exactly in half? – do you try to anticipate where the...
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