Quotes by Immanuel Kant

Immanuel Kant spent his entire life in Königsberg and kept a routine so exact that neighbours were said to set clocks by his walk. He argued that the mind imposes the structure of space, time and causation on experience rather than reading them off the world, which reset philosophy. His ethics grounds duty in a universal test rather than in consequences. The Critique of Pure Reason is famously hard; the sentences that circulate are mostly from the shorter essays.