John Locke's Civil Disobedience, By John Locke

In the beginning of the passage Locke expresses his view on the government. He feels as though civilization has given up their liberty for luxuries. “Individuals…surrendering absolute liberty in exchange for the protection...the human mind begins as a blank slate and acquires knowledge through experience.” He also thought “experience is either sensation or reflection…both begin at birth and together they entirely determine human understanding.” I would say that his ideas would be representative to another person. any people gain information by trying it by themselves. A child won’t know not to touch the oven until they get burned. I think all around people gain knowledge by experience. Even if they do not experience, they may experience