From Kant's Moralism to Existentialism

Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy is incongruous with his Critique of Pure Reason. If Kant was true to his own project he would have identified the infinite sea of unmeaning. On starship earth we have nothing but each other to turn to when it comes to finding authentic values in the world. Kant's philosophy by being dogmatic prevents us from seeing this simple truth.

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[tennisgunky]

watching this makes me ashamed to be your brother

[sreznek]

Thanks, thats encouraging.

[istprain]

get outta miface

[samreznek]

You know I have thought about nutrients. In another video I connect Diet Coke with the meaning of life... :)

[BusinessButterfly]

cliche !!! Abstract is what it is physics has a grip on reality more then what people aknowledge, care contemplays a sencere though of dependancy is mutual in the physical world and in its own reality of dimensional truth. Why not put the vivid realism of chemicals, atoms, cells in what actions sustains? Is it not true that one needs to eat to get your needed nutrients in your body ? Why not think that one needs to achive something to suceed or one needs to be with someone due to the fact that?

[dhjr15]

looking for care in a world that dosn't care about us. we must find it in each other ... brilliant man . keep reading great job

[esaman]

Nothing to be ashamed of, though the view-angle is annoying.

[tennisgunky]

watching this makes me ashamed to be your brother