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Experimental techniques, hints and tips,, men and women, driven by their inner natures, were condemned to unending violence. For Hobbes, the evils of humankind were inherent, a view still held by those who have never studied the human past. It implies a fundamental nastiness in human nature which only civilisation could possibly overcome.

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