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| 1 | Morality, the Great FalsehoodYou're referring to Kants' categorial imperative. At the time this was indeed a revolutionary way to determine if you could gain a priori synthetic knowledge and if humans could determine their own morality. However, it has flaws. A famous example to showcase how it's flawed is: Say a potential murderer ask you where his victim that he is chasing went (you hid him in your house). Do you tell him where he is? If everyone lied that'd be bad and would lead to a shitty world -> bad. In this example:… | /r/TheRedPill | 19/05/19 12:10 AM |
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