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Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Immanuel Kant Blog
Immanuel Kant believed that the highest good was that someone who completes their moral duty, ought to be rewarded. A great example of this is a show I watch called Bait Car. In the show, police leave an unlocked car on the side of the road, and see if anyone attempts to steal it. If they do, they are arrested. If they do the right thing and alert authorities about the running, unlocked car, they are rewarded with not being arrested, and a small amount of cash. Although sadly, most people fail this "test," the few that do, are rewarded for completing their moral duty.
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This was a high-quality example.
ReplyDeleteOn a related note, Bait Car is the best show on TruTV aside from Lizard Lick Towing and South Beach Tow. It's a strong third place.
Bait car is a great example to show character traits. Great blog keep up the hard work
ReplyDeleteReally good example. Good job!
ReplyDeleteNice example! It shows the character traits really well.
ReplyDeleteI think your example is very accuarate and you gave a good amount of evidence to support your claim!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of crazy illegitimate child would see an empty cop car and get in? Good example though. Never heard of the show until now, but I'll make sure to keep my eyes open for it.
ReplyDeleteIf i were in this situation, I'd feel so betrayed. Great example.
ReplyDeleteWow that's really interesting, I've never heard of that before! Seems funny. Thats a great example for Kant's character traits. Also, the picture is a nice addition because it help the reader visualize what the TV show is like.
ReplyDeleteWow I've never heard of that before. Great example, I can clearly understand the relationship between this and Immanual Kant!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great example and one that i wish i used. I honestly think i would have been one of the few who would have returned the car.
ReplyDeleteGreat example! I definitely would have called the police.
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