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JKBelieve Posted 21 years ago
Kant, the German philosopher, said this.....
'Act in such a way that the maxims of your will at any time can be taken at the same time as the principle of a universal legislation,"
What does it mean?
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An 'idiom' I guess which i don't understand
Kant, the German philosopher, said this.....
'Act in such a way that the maxims of your will at any time can be taken at the same time as the principle of a universal legislation,"
What does it mean?
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'Make sure the principles on which your actions are based would be good enough to turn into a law for everyone to follow.'
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'Think to yourself: what would happen if everyone were required to act as I am about to act?'
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Or:
'Think to yourself: what would happen if everyone were required to act as I am about to act?'
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Before you do anything, ask yourself, "What would the world be like if everybody acted like this?"
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