objective and subjective are **epistemological** distinctions

do you know what epistemology is?

No. Please enlighten me. I want to be impressed.

hundredth

not hundred

epistemology is asking "how we know what we know?"

so for instance

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Kant believes that there is an "objective" reality called the noumenal

HOWEVER

https://archive.fo/AfVxc#selection-1032.26-1032.27 @everyone ***ATTENTION***

we know

we can only experience the "subjective" plane of reality

called the phenomological

@[ϟϟ-Ostf] Kurt Daluegette what is that chief

this gave birth to many modern and latter contemporary epistemologies

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?warn @[ϟϟ-Ostf] Kurt Daluegette trying and failing to ping everyone

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Again?

no man

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@[ϟϟ-Ostf] Kurt Daluegette we know idiot

if they comin in here

Kant wanted to marry Rationalism and Empiricism

what we doin

I look forward to skullfucking Antifa bugmen. I'll think of @Deleted User while doing so.

because his argument for ETHICS is one based on RATIONAL perimeters

it's an AXIOMATIC argument

@JogaFlame staff are aware of the situation chill

oh ok

AND ALSO deontological one

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@Leaf Supremacist they'll never notice

it creates a UNIVERSAL AXIOM of morality

Kant doesn't claim this as objective

knowledge of morality is not a priori

WHICH would lead us down a whole 'nother rabbithole

but try to grasp these basics first.