Published Apr 13, 2021
494: Rutger Bregman | Humankind: A Hopeful History
Jordan Harbinger hosts historian Rutger Bregman as he dispels myths about human nature, arguing that cooperation and altruism are inherent qualities of humanity. By challenging traditional narratives and highlighting the positive impact of social interaction, Bregman provides a hopeful perspective on humanity's potential for kindness, even in crisis.
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