Thomas Hobbes: Self Love - Olena's

Values 40
Whatever man desires, he calls good; the object of
his hate and aversion evil; the object of his contempt,
vile and inconsiderable.
Hobbes takes it that good, evil and contemptible are
only descriptions of our sentiment, not some
description of the object’s nature.
“Felicity of this life consisteth not in the repose of a
mind satisfied. There is no such… utmost aim,… or
greatest good.”