I had a Kantian thought recently. I accidentally littered and then I went to pick up the rubbish. But, then I thought the effort to pick up the rubbish was too great, greater than the harm that the litter itself would do. But, I thought I would still pick up the trash anyway. But, then I thought again; “What if I subjected this to the entire race?” Then I changed my mind and left the rubbish where it was because I would not want the whole race to be subject to that. Thanks Kant 🙂

Im so failing this Exam tomorrow

I dont think modern art can serve the function he imagined.

That was very educational, I’ve been greatly enlightened and am eternally in debt for the service you have paid to me and the knowledge you have bestowed upon me. Thank you for the good work you do day in and day out. -Mcaulay Culkin

Massa

Where be the transcendental idealism at? I was under the impression his biggest contribution was the “Copernican Revolution”?

nope, enforcing morals is an idiotic concept

I studied philosophy in Uni and to me among all the contemporary philosophers, Kant’s work is the hardest to comprehend somehow..

I am enjoying this series. I only heard these names, read a bit on them. Heard their names spiced in other lectures, and read a bit to keep up. These place some of those things in perspective. At the same time, my background is in Islamic Studies, the good and the many problems there. So, this series is very helpful to me, to see more clarity next to these famous names.

Kant’s work is unintelligible to obscure the fact that it’s fundamentally flawed, as are all materialist philosophies. Once you remove an objective moral standard, all bets are off.

5 out 5 here I come!

This guy was quite the Kant, wasn’t he?

I can’t get into Kant.