“Paulsen and other modern German philosophers, sharing Kant’s superstitions, which he calls “critics,” cannot be critical of him and them. It seems to them that Kant’s basic thoughts “should point the way to the modern worldview.” Of course, it is not surprising that learned Germany is unable to understand the unnaturalness and immorality of “two minds,” and precisely because it, Germany, seems completely natural to the existence of two classes: learned and unlearned...”