Can someone tell Immanuel Kant there’s no such thing as Categorical Imperative? His deontology argument doesn’t work.
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I don’t think there could be such a thing as an action (carried out by humans) that is independent of a goal. Kant was trying to argue that actions are right or wrong independent of your goal.
I will day this, I’m not a Kantian.. but usually if you think a reputable philosopher is crazy, you probably haven’t understood them fully
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I certainly don’t think all his ideas are crazy. This is just one I disagree with. I agreee with him on topics like enlightenment etc... I’ll post two links on his moral views in upcoming tweets. One of it is sophisticated, while the other is an excerpt of his views.
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