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Every day, one moral dilemma. No right answers. Only your uncertain choice. Torn gives you one short, true-to-life dilemma each day, with a real case on both sides. You choose, you predict how everyone else chose, and then you see how the world split. HOW IT WORKS • Read today's dilemma. It takes about a minute. • Press and hold your answer to choose. Once you've chosen, it's locked: no changing your mind. • Predict: will most people agree with you? • See the world's split as the scales tip, and find out whether you read the crowd right. • Read why it's hard: the pull of each side, and the thinkers who argued about it. STUCK? GET A NUDGE Tap "Nudge me" for two strong pushes, one each way. Neither is the answer. YOUR LIBRARY Every past dilemma stays in the Library, by date or by theme. Catch up on the days you missed, or go back to old ones. YOUR MORAL PROFILE As you answer, Torn shows the tendencies in your choices, such as principles against outcomes, and how well you predict other people. It's a tendency, not a verdict, and it's worked out on your phone. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN Add the Torn widget to see today's dilemma at a glance, and the world's split once you've answered. Set a daily reminder if you'd like one; it's off unless you turn it on. SHARE THE QUESTION, NOT YOUR ANSWER Send a dilemma to friends and argue it out. What you chose is never included. MADE BY PEOPLE, ANSWERED BY PEOPLE Every dilemma is tested by our panel, which includes a philosopher, a lawyer, a theoretical physicist and a student, and is edited and approved by a person. Every answer in the results comes from a real person. No bots and no made-up votes. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no sign-in, no ads, no tracking. • Your answers, history, profile and calibration stay on your phone. Our server only counts votes, anonymously. • Delete everything at any time in Settings. Some dilemmas deal with hard subjects such as illness, death and crime. Those can be skipped. Created by Levin Chakravorty.