Dr Immanuel Kant's Categorical Imperative 4/17/25:

I read the key parts in Critique Of Judgment (1790), and this could be Dr Immanuel Kant's Categorical Imperative, 4/17/25, and with our litmus test (using faith the thought instead of faith the emotion/feeling: Which statement leads me to think that having [what matters most to me in life] is most guaranteed??) where you have to insert something specific in between the brackets to answer it because the progress of certain things such as having true-love can't be assessed in the form of achieving and the Categorical Imperative must have universal application to those who decide to use it and also when we judge any work of an anonymous person, there's still a person behind it, so I removed the word always as the first word and added the word everyone after the word judging instead, and because I'm still too burnt out to test it again using our litmus test while the abhorrents do evil magic on me at the same time, others please test it: