Quote of the day by Rutger Bregman: "We should pose a different question: Which knowledge and skills do we want our children to have in 2030? Instead of...."
Rutger Bregman, a Dutch historian and author, challenges the notion of inherent human selfishness, arguing instead for our innate capacity for kindness and cooperation. His bestselling books advocate for radical hope and societal transformation, proposing bold ideas like universal basic income and a shorter workweek to create a more equitable future.
Rutger Bregman, a Dutch historian and author, challenges the notion of inherent human selfishness, arguing instead for our innate capacity for kindness and cooperation. His bestselling books advocate for radical hope and societal transformation, proposing bold ideas like universal basic income and a shorter workweek to create a more equitable future.
