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Thomas Hobbes is primarily known as a philosopher and political theorist rather than a mathematician. However, he did engage with mathematical concepts, particularly in his work "Leviathan," where he applied mathematical reasoning to the study of human behavior and social contracts. His interest in geometry and mechanics also contributed to his philosophical ideas about motion and the nature of reality. Nonetheless, Hobbes's fame largely stems from his contributions to political philosophy rather than mathematics.

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