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Reason & Rationality

Foundation & Advanced Programs at Princeton

Session 1: June 7 - June 19, 2026

Session 2: June 21 - July 2, 2026

Why It Matters

and why you should care

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Immediate Impact

James B Estes attended the original Reason & Rationality discussion series in 2023 as a participant and TA, later joining the team to co-found the Reason & Rationality Summer Program. Inspired by the class session on the Trolley Problem, James conducted empirical research into survey respondents’ intuitions about an important Trolley Problem variant. He then authored and published a peer reviewed article entitled Empirical Evidence Reveals the Motivation of Subjects Who Switch Tracks in the Trolley Loop Case.

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