/lit/ - Literature

Currently reading Critique of Pure Reason and I'm somehow afflicted by the thought that Kant might be just like any other mortal. I've had this idea for so long that he was this kind of super brain with awesome ideas, and the more I read into it the more I realize that most of the book is just convoluted semantics and plays on words to get nowhere and no really defined ideas to bring across.

What does /lit think? Am I just a faggot who needs to learn how to read him properly?

>>2991480
You state your opinion as if it is fact.

1) The natural universe contains what exists.
2) What exists is isomorphic to what is true, and vice versa.
3) An ethical system is described by how conscious beings interact with the natural universe.
4) If conscious beings exist and interact with the natural universe, then said actions exist and overlay truth claims about the natural universe.

Principle of the excluded middle, bitch.

/lit/, what do you think makes us human?

If a fuckin' murderer asked me where to find /b/ I'd fuckin' tell him.

Immanuel Kant, your opinion /lit/ ?
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