Then the third step is we subject that law to the conceivability test.

然后第三步，我们要对这个法则进行可想象性测试。

Now, step three is we subject that law to what's known as the conceivability test.

现在，第三步是我们将这条法则应用于可想象性测试。

Then step three is we subject that law to a conceivability test.

然后第三步，我们对这条法则进行可想象性测试。

Then we're subjecting that law to two tests, a conceivability test, and a fairness test.

然后我们对这条法则进行两个测试，一个是可想象性测试，一个是公平性测试。

And that's what happens for actions that violate the conceivability test.

这就是违反可想象性测试的行为会发生的情况。

So our action of cheating on the test fails to pass the conceivability test, which makes our action immoral, according to Kant.

因此我们在考试中作弊的行为无法通过可想象性测试，根据康德的说法，我们的行为不道德。

And what's the difference between an action that fails the conceivability test and an action that fails the fairness test?

没有通过可想象性测试的行为和没有通过公平性测试的行为有什么区别？

So an action that fails the conceivability test is typically one that actively makes our community worse because it's exploitative.

因此，未能通过可想象性测试的行为通常会主动使我们的群体变得更糟，因为它具有剥削性。

But if an action passes both the conceivability test and the fairness test, then we're probably doing something that is moral, praiseworthy, and makes the community better.

但如果一种行为同时通过了可想象性测试和公平性测试，那么我们可能正在做一件道德的、值得称赞的、让群体变得更好的事情。