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2 February, 17:01

What is Voltaire's view on human nature

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    He believed that there was no such thing as a perfect world, but that the world could be made better with some work. French philosopher Voltaire believed that if humans replaced their superstition and ignorance with rational thought and knowledge, the world would be a better place.
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