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One of Thomas Hobbes's biggest failures was his support for absolute monarchy as a form of government, which many criticized as oppressive and autocratic. Additionally, his pessimistic view of human nature as inherently selfish and prone to conflict has been challenged for overlooking more positive aspects of human behavior. His theories have also been criticized for not adequately considering the complexities of society and human relationships.

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