Oakeshott's conservative philosophy is rooted in his view of human nature. He believes that human beings are essentially limited in their knowledge and understanding of the world, and that this limits their ability to plan for the future. Therefore, he argues that it is important to be cautious about change, and to respect the traditions and institutions that have been developed over time.
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