Run a case through the framework.

A worksheet, not an oracle. You name the facts; the framework applies its priority rules transparently and shows every step of its reasoning. Where the arithmetic is indeterminate, it says so — refusing to over-answer is part of the design.

2 · Mark the moral facts

Harm is intendedDamage to someone or something is the goal or the means.Harm is foreseeableA reasonable actor could anticipate damage.Action is reversibleIt can be meaningfully undone.Affected parties consentReal, informed, uncoerced consent.Affected party is the beneficiaryThe action is for them — e.g. rescue when consent is impossible.Coercion is involvedSomeone's choice is being forced or pressured.Deception is involvedSomeone's picture of reality is being distorted.Forecloses futuresPossibilities are permanently narrowed or erased.Responds to an active threatThe target is currently endangering others.Justified by speculative future gainThe payoff is hypothetical or far-future.No culpable actorNatural event, accident, or blameless cause.

Run a case through the framework.

1 · Describe the case

2 · Mark the moral facts

3 · Counterfeit currencies claimed