According to Kant, "There is in fact no other determination of the basic instinct, except that to an end, which in the very notion of it implies that I cannot even physically be forced to it by the elective will of others."

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Kant's philosophy emphasizes autonomy and the idea that moral actions are determined by rationality and the categorical imperative, not by external forces or desires. The quote does not accurately reflect Kant's views on autonomy and moral decision-making.

According to Kant, "There Is in Fact No Other Determination