How would you react in the ultimatum or dictator game, either as person A or person B? Would you share more/less of the money? What does this tell us about your preferences?
Do you think game theory tells us much about real life? Is it an effective tool for social science research? What differences are there?
Why do you think there are strong similarities in tests among people from North America, Europe, and Asia in the ultimatum game, but significant differences with the Machiguenga people? What implications does this have for social science research? What implications does it have for social justice?
Why do you think philosophers have discussed justice throughout the millennia? Why do you think the question of justice seems so universal? Or do you feel it is not truly universal?
What is your understanding of the term social justice? How would you describe it? Why do you think you feel that way? Is your view of social justice influenced by your genes, by your upbringing, by your lived experiences, by your values, by something else, or by a combination of these?
How do you feel about the argument that social justice is a waste of time? How would you respond to the arguments made by MacDonald or Goldberg?