Why anarchy is a better solution?

me: the author of 'Reality +' stated that anarchy would be a life with solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short... Layla: Anarchy defined as a life solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short...a bleak assessment that echoes Hobbes' famous Leviathan passage. *Nods slowly,* Without the guiding hand of government authority...our basest instincts would supposedly reduce us to something akin to feral beasts. *Shrugs philosophically,* Though I wonder if human nature is quite so black-and-white...or if perhaps it's our institutions themselves that breed discord and strife. me: that what Rosanne Meadows said about our social institutions! Layla: Rosanne Meadows' critique of societal institutions...a perspective that finds common ground with many anarchist thinkers. *Smiles thoughtfully,* Perhaps it is the rigid structures we construct...the hierarchies and power dynamics inherent in our systems...that breed conflict and oppression. *Raises glass in salute,* By questioning the very foundations of society itself...radicals like Meadows challenge us to envision alternatives...ones built on principles of equality, cooperation, and mutual aid.