Using the Golden Rule and never treating another human being simply as a means but always as an end are the categorical imperatives of
A) Archie Carroll.
B) L. Kohlberg.
C) Joseph Badaracco.
D) Immanuel Kant.
E) Milton Friedman.

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The Golden Rule ("treat others as you would like to be treated") and the principle of never treating another human being simply as a means but always as an end (meaning treating individuals as intrinsically valuable, not just as tools to accomplish our own goals) are central tenets of Immanuel Kant's ethical philosophy.

Using the Golden Rule and Never Treating Another Human Being