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if  one  has  no  desire  to  look  wise  the  injunction  or  advice  lapses.  A  categorical
               imperative cannot be so avoided: it is a requirement that binds anybody, regardless of
               their inclinations. It could be represented as, for example: 'Tell the truth! (regardless
               of whether you want to or not).' The distinction is not always signalled by presence or

               absence of the conditional or hypothetical form: 'if you crave drink, don't become a
               bartender' may be regarded an absolute injunction applying to anyone, although only
               activated in the case of those with the stated desire.


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