Honestly, this is my favorite through all the reading we've done. I love discussing human nature, and that's what the reading was all about, laws of nature, how humans act, contracts with others; good topics in my opinion. Hobbes wrote about the fundamental human law, which is "Do unto others, as you would have them do to you." This thinking is lacking in our society. Standards in our society are much more cut throat, not many pay heed to Hobbes's "Natural Laws." The greatest, to me, is the first law of nature, always seek peace with others. Instead of trying to talk things over or have a civilized conversation a select few humans revert to shooting which violates what is supposed to be sacred, human life. But of course not everyone will listen to Thomas Hobbes, there will always be humans who violate the natural laws. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the reading, I think Leviathan is a book everyone should read, especially those who are going into leadership roles of any kind.