That's an intriguing idea – a grid could act like a visual ontology, making the branching of ethical choices easier to trace. But the real challenge is that many moral dilemmas are fuzzy, not binary, and some even form paradoxes that a rigid matrix might misrepresent. Think of Newcomb’s paradox – the choice depends on an uncertain prediction, not a simple if‑then ladder. So while a grid could help debug basic logic, we’d still need a layer that captures uncertainty and context, otherwise we risk flattening the very nuance we’re trying to preserve.