A scene from an episode of House, Fox's critically-acclaimed medical drama, serves as a jumping-off point for a conversation about moral luck. How do we judge the actions of others? How do we determine what's right and wrong? What if there are contradictions in how we pass these judgments? Ultimately, our inconsistencies in assigning blame (or praise) to people and institutions might affect everything from how we think about NFL quarterbacks to the 2014 Grammy-winning Song of the Year.
