axiology
from Reasons for "Correctness"
axiology
categorical imperative
Should be done regardless of conditions.
'A murderer was chasing his friend and hid his friend. What if the murderer said, 'Did you hide him?' ?"
Kant: "I shouldn't lie, so I should answer, 'I hid it.'"
'We do not cause harm to victims by telling the truth, but by chance.'
principle of dual results
Obligations do not conflict in the first place.
If your duty is "don't lie," then you don't lie.
If your duty is to "save lives," then lie and save lives.
If you think it's wrong to rationalize the loss of life without lying in this situation, then you have an obligation to "save lives without lying."
Personality as an objective
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