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Dan Cryan
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December 3 - December 22, 2021
Rather than live in this anarchic hell, Hobbes thought that people subject themselves to the authority of a supreme ruler (which can either be an individual or a group of people),
The idea that people have natural rights to private property and to decide how and where they work became the bedrock of liberal capitalism.