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Your traits are closest to those of Kant.

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Kant: A great scientist and a great philosopher, Kant aimed to

fuse the writings of Newton with the philosophy of his day. For
Kant, the human mind contains the faculties that appear to us
to be woven into the physical universe (such as quantity,
causality, totality existence, etc.). These faculties interact with
reality as it exists in itself, creating a synthesis that appears to
us as “objectively true” while being, in fact, only true according
to the synthesis between the rational categories of the human
mind and the raw “stuff” of reality which is unknowable to us in
its unsynthesized form. Kant was also a notable thinker in the
domain of ethics, where he developed the rules-based approach
to ethics and summed up his teaching in the categorical
imperative: An action can only be ethical if it can be followed as
a general principle by all members of society, in all similar
situations.

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References

Durant, W. (1926). The story of philosophy: The lives and

opinions of the great philosophers. Simon and Schuster.
Hergenhahn, B.R. (2009). An introduction to the history of
Psychology. Wadsworth Cengage Learning.
Norton, D. (2011). David Hume: A treatise of human nature.
Oxford University Press.

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