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5682	Kant, Immanuel	Fundamental Principles of the Metaphysic of Morals			.txt	text/plain	30901	711	42	But in the practical sphere it is just when the common understanding excludes all sensible springs from practical laws that its power of judgement begins to show itself to advantage. The ends which a rational being proposes to himself at pleasure as effects of his actions (material ends) are all only relative, for it is only their relation to the particular desires of the subject that gives them their worth, which therefore cannot furnish principles universal and necessary for all rational beings and for every volition, that is to say practical laws.	cache/5682.txt	txt/5682.txt
