Despite his solitary lifestyle, Kant was not completely isolated. He maintained friendships with fellow philosophers and intellectuals of his time, engaging in discussions that helped to shape his ideas. However, his personal life was largely homogeneous and predictable, defined by a strict regimen that included daily walks and devoted study hours. This consistent routine not only facilitated his prolific output as a philosopher but also shaped the rigid structure of his philosophical arguments, particularly regarding ethics and the nature of human understanding, which emphasized rationality above emotional or subjective considerations.
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