In his description of the state of nature, Hobbes forcefully claims that human beings are not likely to co-exist or cooperate peacefully without governmental authority. Why is this the case, according to Hobbes?

In his description of the state of nature, Hobbes forcefully claims that human beings are not likely to co-exist or cooperate peacefully without governmental authority. Why is this the case, according to Hobbes? 

Lay out how Hobbes views the natural condition of mankind and briefly conclude by explaining how convincing you find Hobbes’ depiction of the state of nature and why. 

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