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According to Locke, we all own the earth in common. Nonetheless, he tells us that wecan gain property for ourselves bya. asking for a sign from God that we should designate something as our own.b. mixing our labor with the things given by nature to all men.c. getting the consent of all others.d. simply taking it from others.
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