Political Thought of Hobbes

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[@hitakshiyadav1763]

2023 and this is still the best lecture out here

[@laxmanmalkuri2991]

One of the Best lectures on understanding Political thought.
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[@devilanuj17]

thanks to all behind this wonderful initiative.

[@yogeshgoyal1649]

20:50 a mistake
It was Newton who believed that every object is originally in a state of rest and Galileo believed that everything is in a state of motion.

[@shelterkwahi1858]

Basically, I love this lecture

[@neelsharma567]

i think there was a small mistake while discussion Galileo and newton. Galileo believed in motion and newton believed in rest.

[@neelsharma567]

Exactly. I was wondering the same. I think there should be annotations to correct this mistake.

[@pityparker7448]

exactly!

[@hit_likeg5859]

Exactly

[@suryaprakashsharma4040]

Yes, I toi noticed this mistake and decided to make a comment and then I found yours.

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[@shantanu683]

If was Charles II who was restored in 1660 to the throne and not James II.
Helpful lecture. :)

[@Trendingone945]

I think in the section of Galileo and Newton, the definition of these scientist on motion have got mixed in appropriately way.I request to you please fix it otherwise it could be cause to misunderstanding or confusion.
Thank you

[@pratikchhetri4385]

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[@manojkumartripathi1977]

Very informative knowledgeable session

[@Sadiq1282]

Good Lecture. Kudos UGC.

[@patrontourtravelkashmir3793]

thank you sir it was a very interesting lect. on T Hobbes.

[@abhishekthakur-oy6zo]

thank you.

[@suhailshahzadkhan9438]

Thank You Sir

[@pityparker7448]

GREAT EXPLANATION. THANK YOU VERY MUCH SIR.

[@clintonfernandez580]

Good lecture, but could hear way too much of 'basically'.

[@inventiigeneration5620]

very helpful.

[@jaseelparakandy]

spr

[@nadimintinaresh4894]

It was very useful class

[@vishalbagade9825]

Thanks ugc

[@SharmajiIAS]

Best lecture.. Thanks Sir

[@naturerelaxation6994]

Good

[@jyotiprakash2577]

love it

[@tehseenshahi5453]

Very Helpful

[@AryamaK101]

thank you sir

[@Sarahahaha23]

Thank you so much sir ☺️

[@enlightenindia4179]

basically basically basically ....it was nice

[@vijaydevkate7822]

Thank you sir..

[@sanjeevkani6238]

21.25 reversed Galileo and Newton?

[@vilasagarampranay1703]

Awesome

[@shagalsingh1067]

soooooo goood....

[@lg7631]

Law 42:00

[@lg7631]

Imp quote 46:00

[@sandeepmeel3853]

I think Jean bodin give the theory of sovereignty before Hobbes

[@chandrimaghosh6868]

there in a wrong explanation on galileo nd newton

[@ishtiaqchowdhary4134]

impressive

[@lg7631]

Hobbes difference from locke amd rosseau 19:00

[@hit_likeg5859]

23:43 in a situation of ______activity... Please help.. What is the word sir used

[@bhaweshthapa4672]

in a situation of 'incessant' activity. Incessant means without stopping.

[@lg7631]

10:00

[@dr.pawankumararyan4892]

You are not clearly putting about Newtown and Galelio, kindly listen this talk yourself, and reframe your information and answer.

[@simranjitsingh5613]

Scientific basis of Hobbes theory .. difficult to explain and more difficult to understand.

[@pavitrakarigar1257]

thank you sir

[@kabirelham6575]

So impressive