If social agents find all the food they need growing on trees and the only decision that the agents must make is is how much time to spend picking fruit versus relaxing, the agents live in a(n)
A) primitive state of confusion
B) primitive state of nature
C) industrialized state of nature

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In a primitive state of nature, the agents rely on natural resources for sustenance, which in this case is the food growing on trees. They only have to decide how much time to spend gathering food and how much time to relax, indicating a simple hunter-gatherer lifestyle. An industrialized state of nature would involve more complex decision-making processes as the agents have access to advanced resources and technologies beyond natural resources.

If Social Agents Find All the Food They Need Growing