What did Thomas Hobbes say about government?

In this episode of Chronicles Of Legends, we journey into the mind of one of history's most influential thinkers-Thomas Hobbes. Known for his dark yet profound view of human nature, Hobbes painted a haunting picture of life without governance: a relentless struggle where fear and chaos reign. But he didn’t leave us in despair. Through his work, Leviathan, Hobbes proposed the idea of the social contract-a binding agreement where people surrender certain freedoms in exchange for the security and order that government provides.
Was Hobbes right about humanity’s need for a powerful, unyielding government to avoid slipping into chaos? Or have we evolved beyond his vision of a “Leviathan” that controls our baser instincts? Dive in as we explore Hobbes' philosophy, the balance between liberty and control, and the enduring questions that resonate through the corridors of history.
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[@Kurianganga]

Population pressure and the inherent evil nature of man eventually renders government inoperable. So, the order that Hobes emphasized that can be established by the government on behalf of the people also collapses. Then man goes back to his state of nature and the cycle repeats itself.

[@ChroniclesofLegends]

Wouldn't it be so fast in happening and re-happening if there wasn't any control? Don't you think so?