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Hobbes
According to Thomas Hobbes, materialism is essentially mechanistic, meaning that matter possesses extension and it moves. All changes in the universe are caused by the impact of one piece of matter colliding with another. In such a universe, freedom consists in not being blocked from moving....
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Thomas Hobbes and Machiavelli
Two of the least loved, but still quite influential philosophers of early modern times, are Thomas Hobbes and Machiavelli. Hobbes is often demonized as a philosopher who possesses a one-dimensional, dark view of human nature and citizens
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