According to Kant, "The Belief in the Possible Certainty in Regard

question 112

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According to Kant, "The belief in the possible certainty in regard to objects of outer sense is called authoritarianism."

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Definitions:

Consistent Principle

A fundamental concept that remains uniform and unchanged across different situations or applications.

Exhaustive Exclusions

A principle where all possible alternatives or options are considered and then systematically rejected or excluded until a conclusion is reached.

Consistent Principle

A rule or concept that does not contradict itself and is coherent with other principles within the same theoretical framework.

Pentagonal

Having five angles and five sides; specifically referring to geometrical shapes.