Which of the following actions would be wrong according to Kant’s first version of the categorical imperative: living with your parents and never working; giving all your money to the poor;...

Which of the following actions would be wrong according to Kant’s first version of the categorical imperative: living with your parents and never working; giving all your money to the poor; counterfeiting money; committing adultery; cheating at poker; deciding to never help the poor; breaking off all communication with your family; cheating on your girlfriend or boyfriend; cheating on your spouse; cheating on your income taxes; refusing treatment for a painless but terminal disease. Explain how the actions that are wrong violate Kant’s first version of the categorical imperative.