1. Which philosopher talked about the good nature of man? 2. Which philosopher talked about the Social Contract between the State and its Citizens? 3. Which philosopher talked about God as a way of experiencing freedom? 4. What type of person uses freedom to improve one's self as one sees fit (according to Sartre)? 5. What type of person does not exercise freedom by choice (according to Sartre)?

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Q: 62. Identify the muscle indicated by tag #62. 63. Identify the muscle indicated by tag #63. 64.…

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