“Kant thought that freedom of the will is only an idea and that, although it can function as a possible categorical imperative, it is still only a hypothesis. For Kant, it is impossible to explain how pure reason can be practical in itself, and, according to him, this is “beyond the power of human reason.” ReasonDejan StojanovicWillAbsoluteIdeaUniversal MindKantSchopenhouerPure Reason Book:ABSOLUTE Source: ABSOLUTE
“Blabbering on about “evidence” exposes the bankruptcy of your capacity to present a rational argument. No rational, necessary argument has any reliance whatsoever on empirical contingency. None of the eternal truths of reason requires any human senses, or any human experiences, or any human “evidence”. In other words, the eternal truths of reason – the rational basis of existence – have zero reliance on human science.” PhilosophyScienceEvidenceMaterialismRationalismEmpiricismPure ReasonProofs Of ReasonTruths Of Fact Book:Extra Scientiam Nulla Salus: How Science Undermines Reason Source: Extra Scientiam Nulla Salus: How Science Undermines Reason