Luonnontilaan
Luonnontilaan is a Finnish term that translates to "state of nature" or "natural state." It is a concept used in philosophy, political science, and law to describe the hypothetical condition of humanity before the establishment of organized society, government, and laws. In this state, individuals are thought to be free from external authority and governed only by their natural instincts and reason.
Different thinkers have envisioned the state of nature in various ways. Thomas Hobbes, for instance, famously
The concept of luonnontilaan is a thought experiment rather than a literal historical account. It serves as