1."It is impossible to think of anything in the universe- or even beyond it- that is good without qualification, except a good will."- analyze the concept of good will with the reference of the statement. Do you agree with Immanuel Kant's idea that morality should not be based on consequences nor on inclination? Explain categorical and hypothetical imperative with one relevant example. What would be the Kantian analysis of the maxim 'cross-fire of a serial killer according to the second version of the categorical imperative (formula of humanity)? Would you agree or disagree with Kant in such 'extra-judicial killing"?

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