Multiple Choice
Imagine that humans come into communication with intelligent life from outside our solar system.What would Kant have to say about their potential moral systems?
A) As rational agents,their morality would conform to ours.
B) As nonhumans,their morality would necessarily be different.
C) Although we would have different moral standards,we could come to understand each other's systems.
D) All life shares the same morality,whether human or nonhuman.
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