This Prussian-born philosopher believed that moral obligation always wins over rational thinkers. Name that moral compass.

In an attempt to merge rationalist thought with empiricism, Immanuel Kant sought to find a common ground of human experience without all the hoo-ha. He was optimistic that peace could be won by humanity, putting forth the idea that morality was the innate code of rational individuals, which he called the "Categorical imperative".

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