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Thomas hobbes's idea that society reflects a selfish human nature illustrates the thinking common at which of comte's historical stages?
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Thomas hobbes's idea that society reflects a selfish human nature illustrates the thinking common at which of comte's historical stages?

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I believe the answer is: metaphysical stage

metaphysical stage refers to the stages where most people in society are not thinking on an empirical basis. This is marked by the stunt of scientific development and the flourishment of different type of religions which shapes how society operates.

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