In today's episode, we're talking about Immanuel Kant, the philosopher with ideas so big, they’re still shaping how we think centuries later. We take a deep yet approachable dive into Kant’s life, his revolutionary ideas, and his surprisingly modern legacy.

Join us as we explore his daily routine of clockwork precision, his ground-breaking “Copernican Revolution” in philosophy, and his ethical framework that challenges us to act with universal respect. We also tackle his reflections on beauty and the sublime, debunk popular myths about his work, and uncover how Kant became a favourite of pop culture and meme creators alike.

Whether you're a seasoned philosopher or a curious beginner, this episode offers fresh insights into why Kant remains one of history’s greatest thinkers, and why his ideas are more relevant. Hit play and step into the mind of the original over thinker.

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​David