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Hobbes on the state of nature
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Thomas Hobbes describes the state of nature as a hypothetical condition that existed before the establishment of political society. In this condition, there was no government, authority, or law to regulate human behavior. According to Hobbes, human beings are naturally equal in their physical and mental capacities, which leads to competition, distrust, and conflict. He believed that individuals are driven by self-interest and the desire
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