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The three natural rights outlined by John Locke are life, liberty, and property. Locke believed these rights were derived from natural law and encompassed basic rights like self-preservation for individuals. However, he also argued that in exercising these rights, people must consider others as equals and not harm or kill other individuals. The right to property is a liberty as long as it does not infringe on what others already own. While mental frames can help direct attention, they can also restrict visi

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Alondra L. Formentera

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