Conclusion: Treating
others the way you want to be treated is the fundamental rule of morality.
EP1: Imperatives of skill have a well defined end, and actions one must take to
achieve that end. (27)
EP2: For imperatives of skill, willing an end is the same as willing the causes of
that end. (27)
EP8: It is possible that a categorical imperative is actually caused by some advantageous motive you are unaware of. (29)
IP3: All morality must be a priori. (29)
EP9: The only one categorical imperative is to act according to a rule that is willed to become a universal law. (30)
EP10: Duty is a result of this universal law. (30)
IP4: Actions performed in accordance with the universal rule benefit society.
EP3: Only hypothetical imperatives can be described by
experience.(27)
IP1: Actions are taken to achieve goals only after those goals are set.
IP1: Actions are taken to achieve goals only after those goals are set.
EP4: Happiness by definition is an absolute, so it can not
be defined relative to experience.(27)
EP5: In order to know what will make you happy you must be omniscient. (28)
IP2: You can never know what you most desire or when you are most happy.
EP6: Imperatives of prudence are general rules that on
average bring about the most happiness even though
happiness can not be explicitly
defined. (28)
EP7: Morality is not hypothetical therefore it can not be described by experience.(28)
EP8: It is possible that a categorical imperative is actually caused by some advantageous motive you are unaware of. (29)
IP3: All morality must be a priori. (29)
EP9: The only one categorical imperative is to act according to a rule that is willed to become a universal law. (30)
EP10: Duty is a result of this universal law. (30)
IP4: Actions performed in accordance with the universal rule benefit society.
