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What, if anything, justifies the cooercive force that a nation exerts over its citizens, according to Hobbes?- Rational, self-interested humans would see that it is in their best interest to leave the state of nature by entering into a social contract with others.- The only way to promote the greatest good for the greatest number would be to leave the state of nature and enter into a social contract with others.- Nothing justifies using force against another human being, according to Hobbes.- Reason teaches us that paternalistic intervention is sometimes justified.- All of the above- None of the above.
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