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According to Kant, what is distinctive about rational beings?Rational beings base their actions on their self-interest.Rational beings' actions are always purpose driven.Rational beings are an intrinsic and inseparable part of the universe and are part of nature.Rational beings have the capacity to evaluate their choices through the lens of a universal law.
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