They met in a small coffee shop near the University of Chicago. Claire-Marie and Jon were sitting across from Professor Crossman, an expert in logic and morality. Claire-Marie and Jon had slipped away from Ann Arbor on a Sunday afternoon and driven to Chicago. They would be home early the next morning, hoping no one noticed their absence. They had a massive problem of morality they needed to hash out with someone very intelligent. Someone they could trust.
Professor Crossman added cream to his coffee and studied the young couple. “You have a moral problem requiring a solution?” he offered.
“Yes,” said Jon. “Where do I start?”
Crossman injected, “Let’s start by setting up a couple of rules. First, do not tell me anything specific about what you discovered. That will protect us both if
