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Hypothetical Imperative

09 Feb 2026
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A hypothetical imperative is a concept from moral philosophy, introduced by Immanuel Kant. It refers to a type of command that is conditional and dependent on an individual's desires or goals. Unlike categorical imperatives, which command actions unconditionally and universally, hypothetical imperatives are contingent upon the attainment of a specific end. The structure of a hypothetical imperative is "If you want X, then you should do Y." In other words, it suggests
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