Immanuel Kant was a German philosopher who was born exactly 300 years ago. He spent his entire life in the city of Königsberg, which came up before in our podcast, when we talked with Hannah Arendt, who grew up there.

His works laid the foundation for modern philosophy, reshaping our understanding of knowledge, ethics, and the limits of human reason. His most famous work, the “Critique of Pure Reason”, explores how our minds actively structure our experience of the world. Kant’s insights continue to influence everything from science to morality to aesthetics.

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