This was beautifully framed. Kant’s three questions feel like compass points—anchoring us in truth, responsibility, and hope. The way you unpacked them made philosophy feel less like a theory and more like a tool I can carry with me. Especially resonated with: “Do the right thing because it is right.” That kind of moral clarity is rare—and necessary. Thanks for distilling such profound ideas with clarity and warmth. This one's a re-read.
Thanks for making life of these classics🔆
This was beautifully framed. Kant’s three questions feel like compass points—anchoring us in truth, responsibility, and hope. The way you unpacked them made philosophy feel less like a theory and more like a tool I can carry with me. Especially resonated with: “Do the right thing because it is right.” That kind of moral clarity is rare—and necessary. Thanks for distilling such profound ideas with clarity and warmth. This one's a re-read.