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Kant's Enlightenment means emergence from self-imposed immaturity: the problem is not lack of reason but laziness, cowardice, and dependence on another's guidance.
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Kant's Enlightenment means emergence from self-imposed immaturity: the problem is not lack of reason but laziness, cowardice, and dependence on another's guidance.
"In the world of our influential essay called What is Enlightenment? Why do we have enlightenment, okay? All right. So, enlightenment is man's emergence..."
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