... open to invasion by other men who are example are not satisfied with achievement of their security and are interested in conquering others. This is, in theory, the same conclusion found by Spinoza, though different reasoning than taken by Hobbes. Firstly, Spinoza gives a greater weighting to the differences of a man than Hobbes. Instead of Hobbes view that all men are equal ... as if he funds it useful to himself then it is his right to have it to self-preserve. Therefore unlike Hobbes who believes competition among equal men who can easily destroy one another for the fruits of one anot...

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