Taste the Gustatory System

The Enlightenment is an era where intellectual’s movement in culture changed the way people viewed the world around them, during a time when Londoners saw their city become engulf in flames on the morning of 2 September, 1666. Strong winds coming from the east quickly caused the fire to spread, some 300 houses were burning at rapid amount of time’’; the event once described as “London was, but is no more.”(Sayre 2nd pg. 766) Not only had the flames taken most of what Londoner’s had built, it also came on the heels of a great plague that claimed thousands of lives earlier. Over the course of the next century, London would raise from its ashes and proper as city its known today, as one writer would be quoted saying: “London is the Centre to which almost all the individuals who fill the upper and middle ranks of society are successively attracted (Sayre 2nd ed. pg. 766).
Over the course of time, in what some might say the end of the Civil War, one very important issue still stood: and that was “how to best govern the nation.”(Sayre 2nd pg. 768) Thomas Hobbes work had lead him to voice concern that people worry about two things in particular- the fear that someone could take their lives and the grittiness of individuals and their need of empowerment, for that the government role is to see that no such thing happen.

But not all agreed with what Thomas Hobbes was teaching; John Locke argued that people are
At birth the human mind is at a untaught state and that over time our surroundings