**So Here’s why Failing NNN is morally wrong:**

Emanuel Kant draws a distinction between one’s inclinations (what one wants to do) and what one ought to do. To act autonomously (to act freely) is not to act upon one’s inclinations, but to do what one ought to do. When you eat because you are hungry, that is not a decision that you were free to make, because you were acting on your desire to eat. Similarly, you are not acting freely if you fail NNN because you want to nut. You are only acting autonomously if you do not fail NNN, which is what you ought to do.

In other words, you are only acting freely if you isten to the 18th century boomer and don’t fail NNN.