ees and ants. He tells us that men are constantly in competition with each other, leading to war and hatred, while creatures such as the bee work together to get work accomplished. Humans also tend to think of themselves wiser and abler than others, while constantly comparing themselves to others noting how their achievements may be more distinguished than someone else's. While Locke tells us that man, compared to a group of bees or ants, works and thinks only for himself, I believe that it is our experiences and surroundings that make us into who we become, whether good or evil.
             Societies and government were created and instituted for the well being and safety of humans. Since we are free-spirited and are able to think and believe on our own, we all have different ideas that we feel we sh
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