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Failing Kant's categorical imperative entails acting on a maxim that cannot be universalized.
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According to Kant's philosophy, the categorical imperative requires that actions be based on maxims capable of being universalized.

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Wikipedia: Categorical imperative
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Kant ’s Social and Political Philosophy
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References acting in accordance with a maxim through the categorical imperative as the supreme rule.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Kant ’s Philosophical Development
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Connects Kant's categorical imperative to universalizability and treating humanity as an end.
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