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What makes an action truly moral — the result, or the reason behind it?
In this video, we explore Immanuel Kant’s powerful idea that intentions matter more than actions. Kant believed that morality doesn’t come from success, emotion, or consequences — but from duty, principle, and a genuine will to do what’s right.

We’ll break down his philosophy in simple, everyday language, using real-life examples to show why doing something for the right reason can matter more than what actually happens. From helping others to telling the truth, Kant challenges how we think about good and evil — and why the moral worth of an act lies in the intention behind it.

🎓 Topics Covered:

What Kant meant by “good will” and “duty”

The Categorical Imperative explained simply

Why consequences don’t define morality

How Kant’s ethics still shape modern human rights

Real-world examples of intention vs. outcome

If you’ve ever wondered why doing the right thing often feels hard but worth it, this video will give you a new perspective on what it really means to be moral.

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