context1: Closing the bar he time-travels again to his home base. As he beds down for a much-deserved rest, he <strong>contemplates</strong> the scar left over from the Caesarean section performed when he gave birth to his daughter, father, mother and entire history. He <strong>thinks</strong> I know where I came from—but where did all you zombies come from?
context2: In accordance with the second formulation of his categorical imperative, Kant argues that, He who <strong>contemplates</strong> suicide should ask himself whether his action can be consistent with the idea of humanity as an end in itself. Kant's theory looks at the act only, and not at its outcomes and consequences. You would then have to <strong>think</strong> whether you would be willing to universalise the act: to claim everyone should behave that way.