Philosophy 2200F/G Lecture Notes - Noble Savage, Total War

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Everyone has the right to everything in the state of nature. Limitations come in the limited form of the state of nature. Need state power because we benefit from it. We"re not so unequal that when you"re sleeping someone couldn"t come and kill you. No one so weak that they can"t threaten another a general bodily equality and mental equality as well no one so smart that they can afford to not be friendly. If you are honest with yourself then you will know that we are all equal. Given that our lives are understood as individuals we are weak in relation to one another because of our weakness. Distrust becomes something that leads to a situation that could be described as war of every many against every man (total war). Form alliances to accomplish a certain goal without this it leads to total fear.

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that, in the terms of quantum mechanics, their wave functionsoverlap
substantially. In quantum mechanics, the radius of a particle hasno
well-defined meaning, but there are quantitites which are analagousto
the radius of a particle, and for a proton, this value is10^-15
meters. The proton's charge is 1.6*10^-19 Coulombs, and thepotential
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fusion to occur, in this simplified approach
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may find useful the relation <E> =k_B T, which relations themean
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