Mattias Oppold

• By mapping the boundaries of Kant’s categorical imperative to the point where it permits the committing of a crime against Hume’s three principles of justice, it shall be demonstrated how far the area is in which these two concepts persist alongside each other and how narrow the border zone is in which they do not. Indeed, the latter is a forbidden place that can only be accessed through destiny and never by choice. Whoever is witnessed to stay there, must wish for Justice to draw her sword against him, and whoever dares to try reaching it, will only wander about a deserted land where both justice and morality are left behind.