Thomas Hobbes wrote a book called Leviathan that discussed

how people were entitled to certain natural rights

how people made a social contract and form a state to keep from destroying one another

how governments should be broken up into three separate branches

how awesome deep-sea creatures are

The "natural state of mankind" is what would exist if there was no government, civilization, laws, or common authority to constrain human nature. The state of nature is a "war of all against all," in which humans are always attempting to destroy each other in a never-ending quest for power. Life in the wild is "nasty, brutish, and short."

Thomas Hobbes wrote a book called Leviathan that discussed how people were entitled to certain natural rights how people made a social contract and form a state to keep from destroying one another how governments should be broken up into three separate branches how awesome deep-sea creatures are

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