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Humankind

A Hopeful History
Summary:

The book challenges the notion that humans are inherently selfish and instead presents the argument that people are fundamentally good, with historical and contemporary examples to support this optimistic view of human nature. It explores how this perspective could reshape our understanding of society, politics, and economics, advocating for trust in humanity as a foundation for progress and cooperation.

Key points:

1. Human Goodness: Bregman argues humans are naturally kind and cooperative, not selfish and competitive, backed by historical and scientific evidence.

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