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    Interdependence among individuals produces endemic conflict. — Carmelics
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    Supports→Interdependent individuals would consent to the establishment of state authority and law.

    Interdependence among individuals produces endemic conflict.

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    In The Social Contract, Rousseau sets out to answer what he takes to be the fundamental question of politics, the reconciliation of the freedom of the individual with the authority of the state. This reconciliation is necessary because human society has evolved to a point where individuals can no longer supply their needs through their own unaided efforts, but rather must depend on the co-operation of others. The process whereby human needs expand and interdependence deepens is set out in the Di

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