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5 pages in length. The inherent value of good will - that which is not dependent upon the outcome of the action in order to justify its occurrence - is unlike any other deed a human can perform. According to Kant (1998), every other commodity, material or intangible, has an ulterior motive attached it; money and pleasure are inspired purely by self-satisfaction - either good or evil - and the outcome of some type of benefit, which equates to any value being associated only when specific conditions are present. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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