This philosopher argued that tyranny entitles people to dissolve the state andform a new social contract.
In one work, this man referenced a letter he got asking if a blind man identifying objects by touchcould, with restored sight, recognize them visually -- a statement of Molyneux's problem. He arguedagainst "paternal power" as the basis for kingly rule and said that monarchs cannot trace themselvesback as heirs of Adam. In one work, he argued that the discovery of gold, which doesn't decay,ruined natural limits on accumulation, and that mixing one's own (*) labor with natural resourcescreates a right to property. This philosopher argued that tyranny entitles people to dissolve the state andform a new social contract. For 10 points, name this author of Two Treatises of Government, an Englishthinker who also proposed the tabula rasa.
In one work, this man referenced a letter he got asking if a blind man identifying objects by touchcould, with restored sight, recognize them visually -- a statement of Molyneux's problem.
John Locke