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1st exposure to utilitarianism and Jeremy Bentham. The 1st points made by the man who claims all moral philosophy is based on maximizing pain and minimizing pain for the most amount of people, are kidnapping the homeless and slave labor. The neutral tone of the author discussing Bentham is comical. Otherwise, enjoying the book.

Kant views humans as ends in themselves, rational beings deserving respect. Only act in ways you’d want everyone to act, as treating people as mere means violates their dignity. We can reason and make deliberate choices, unlike other sentient beings. True moral action requires autonomy; universal law means acting from reason, not heteronomy.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

A man told me to read this book, stay tuned