Rousseau believed both in the social contract and that rationality by itself left an individual lifeless, cold, and uncertain.

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Rousseau believed in the concept of the social contract, where individuals surrender some of their individual rights for the betterment of society as a whole. He also believed that relying solely on rationality and reason could lead to a lack of passion and emotion in individuals, making their lives feel empty and uncertain.

Rousseau Believed Both in the Social Contract and That Rationality