What does it mean to be autonomous

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1. Kant wanted people to be free and autonomous. What does it mean to be autonomous? Why is it not equivalent to doing whatever you want?

2. How important do you think it is that people are obliged to do certain things? Do you ever experience obligation? Describe a situation.

3. When would you say you are acting with a "good will"?

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