... " or middle ground will be different for everyone; if you are a police officer you are going to be expected to have more courage than someone like a computer programmer. Like Aristotle, Kant wanted good or us to do well. He said that all people are of equal value, and not to exploit anyone or use ... duty rather than from inclination. He also said an action derives its worth not from its purpose, but by the maxim that determined it. Saying Kant's ethics are to "decide what you want to do" can sum this up. John Stuart Mill is known for the Utility principle and said; an act's ... I made a ...

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... Empiricist point of view we gather practically justified beliefs of things in themselves. For example, one's belief in God cannot be disproved because it's created. From ethics, another understanding is created. We can know ethics by pure reason because it is made by use experience. Kant says that his "essi" is to be perceived or the object of our best science (which ... qualities (unity, plurality, totality, community, substance, limitation, ect. See, TT of the PC of the U). This is the process of making sense of our sense experiences. The mind is like a computer program, methodical an...

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