etition. The notion that uniqueness is directly related to genius is not supported in Hobbes's work.
             Emerson discusses the parallels between ones innocence and their ability to act as a truly self guided individual. As a human grows older, they become more and more conditioned by the world they live in. Their thoughts become less and less original as they are continually influenced by the ideals of the society. A child's mind "is divided" as well as a "rebel," separate and constantly in contrast with popular belief. Emerson would proc
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