Hobbes’ statement, “In the state of nature, profit is the measure of right” signifies that
a. Nature rewards energy and aggression
b. Upright moral character is what gets you ahead
c. Hobbes believes in karma
d. Good intentions always prevail over immoral deeds
Ans: a. Nature rewards energy and aggression
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