Social Contract theory explained in 90 seconds 

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Was in a major time crunch for my assignment and this helps loads, thank you 😁

Probably the best explanation of social contract out there notes crushing explanation, thankyou a ton

Hi. What music is that in the background ❤

Thank you very much for making this video!

Thank you so much!❤️ I understood it very well

Good job!! It's really incredible to explain such complex topics in such a simple way. I will make a request from you. Can you make a video about individual armament?

Very good video, thank you sir.

Loved this video. Are you on audea? most of my audio is consumed there and would appreciate the audio version of your content on that platform

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I don't remember signing anything 🤷

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You must make videos in Hindi too, it would increase ur subscribers

they are allowed to roam

He lied it 1min and 35 sec but I don’t really care

Ive signed no such contract.

What about the "ownership" of land? Any geologist will admit that the North American continent existed for millions of years before "Native Americans" showed up. So stealing it is fine if you have the fire power to back it up?

contract stating that i can stand and not be enslaved that i can use the human mold and human concepts to form dream indian 35 that and that only

IF BOY NO SERVE NS GIRL NO GIVE BIRTH. SG SOCIAL CONTRACT

2 feignes and go roaming caste systems and 2 convience stay kings with power and

🤘 𝓹𝓻𝓸𝓶𝓸𝓼𝓶

when the social contract is broken, laws and social customs are enforced by brutalist and tyrannical means.

0:20. 'This isn't a literal contract that you actually sign...' No kidding huh? Because I don't remember having ever having signed one. And why's it still called a 'contract' anyway? Just cut down to the chase: people obey the laws, which for the most part they have neither been consulted about or have had any input in framing, of a society because if they don't there's the standing threat of being punished through the loss of property, liberty, reputation and even life in some cases (or even a lot of cases if you're just suspected of having broken the law if you're Afro-American in the US). Anway, that's 1 minute and 34 seconds that I've wasted only to have it confirmed to me that the whole notion of a "social construct" is nonsense talk.

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