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dash agents. The life of man is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.

Those are the words of the great and now infamous Thomas Hobbes, the 17th century English philosopher.

You can find them in his 1651 book, The Leviathan, which is often considered the founding text of modern political philosophy.

Hobbes' big contribution was to challenge the right of kings and religious authorities to rule.

The foundation of political power for him was the consent of the governed. And the only reason to hand over authority

to the state, or anyone else for that matter, was for the protection of the individual. If that

sounds familiar, it's because it is. That's basically the political philosophy that came to dominate

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