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ETHICS (MORAL PHILOSOPHY)
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A person is drowning, and a bystander who is a strong swimmer considers whether to attempt a rescue. The water is cold and the current is strong, posing a significant risk to the bystander's own life. The bystander's maxim is, 'I will not risk my own life to save a stranger.' How would Kant's categorical imperative most likely assess this situation?
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