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@okaybaby.store: 1. Sandal cantik bikin hati senang, kaki tetap nyaman 🥰 2. Jalan-jalan makin semangat kalau pakai sandal ini 😍 3. Empuknya kayak melayang~ cantiknya bikin betah lihat 🤭 4. Sandal kesayangan yang gak mau dilepas! 💖 5. Cuma sandal? Bukan! Ini gaya hidupmu 😉 #SandalAnak #promomakanharian #SandalLucu #FYPProduk #SandalMurahBerkualitas

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About 200 years ago, the philosopher Immanuel Kant gave us his theory of deontology, which argues that things are right or wrong regardless of the consequences. And regardless of your feelings on the matter, it's a duty-based ethical theory. Now, as a part of his deontology, Kant gives us one quite stringent rule: it is always wrong to lie under any circumstances. He gives many arguments for this, but one of the strongest is the argument from autonomy. Because when you lie to somebody, you are robbing them of all of the information they need to make autonomous decisions. And if you rob somebody of their autonomy, you're not only doing them a disservice, but you're also reducing their humanity. Because for Kant, a human is defined by our ability to choose. We're defined by freedom. But when you lie to somebody, you are treating them as a puppet, dancing to your plans and not their own. For example, let's say your friend comes to you and says, 'Is my husband cheating on me?' You know that their husband is in fact having an affair. But to protect their feelings, you think you'll lie. You say, 'No, absolutely not.' In this case, you are depriving them of the information that they need to make their decisions about their life. You are reducing their autonomy. For Kant, we should never infantilise people. We should never lie to them. We should treat them with the dignity that their human autonomy deserves.
About 200 years ago, the philosopher Immanuel Kant gave us his theory of deontology, which argues that things are right or wrong regardless of the consequences. And regardless of your feelings on the matter, it's a duty-based ethical theory. Now, as a part of his deontology, Kant gives us one quite stringent rule: it is always wrong to lie under any circumstances. He gives many arguments for this, but one of the strongest is the argument from autonomy. Because when you lie to somebody, you are robbing them of all of the information they need to make autonomous decisions. And if you rob somebody of their autonomy, you're not only doing them a disservice, but you're also reducing their humanity. Because for Kant, a human is defined by our ability to choose. We're defined by freedom. But when you lie to somebody, you are treating them as a puppet, dancing to your plans and not their own. For example, let's say your friend comes to you and says, 'Is my husband cheating on me?' You know that their husband is in fact having an affair. But to protect their feelings, you think you'll lie. You say, 'No, absolutely not.' In this case, you are depriving them of the information that they need to make their decisions about their life. You are reducing their autonomy. For Kant, we should never infantilise people. We should never lie to them. We should treat them with the dignity that their human autonomy deserves.
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