The Limit of the Kantian Project

Hegel saw this hysterical dimension of Kantian morality as a problem. So his idea was that we actually, I think even what we just said, like it's our failure to act morally that actually constitutes the moral structure. And so far as we strive to really fully be, to be, to adhere to it, you know, and I think that it's through our inability to fully adhere to it that we actually attain our freedom. That's the lesson for today. All right. Over and out.