In the Hobbesian model, the initial agents do not come to the table necessarily as equals. The impetus that brings them to the agreement is a dissatisfaction with the current circumstances. The state of nature fails to serve either the weak or the strong. For Hobbes, nature did not teach lessons of innate human rights, but rather that human nature itself created the need for a leviathan, something so large that it could crush individual will and bring about acceptable behavior from the chaos.

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