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Let's give it another try. Â John accepts the categorical imperative. Â John chooses to lie. Â Because he accepts the categorical imperative, by lying John is logically implying that it is possible for everyone to lie all the time. Â What happens if everyone lies all the time? Â Suppose (for the purposes of the thought experiment, hypothetically) that you live in a world where everyone lies all the time. Â Now John tells you his lie. Â Do you believe him?Â
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