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I’m gonna try this again.
There are a couple of pluses in this attempt. It’s my second Rutger Bregman title. I’ve read and approved Utopia for Realists. And I’m 63% through the audio of Humankind: a Hopeful History.
I had decided I want a hard copy, and ordered it from AbeBooks, and then the Libby download malfunctioned.
Bregman seems able to change his mind, admit it, and explain what new factors inform his thinking.
I’m an optimist about humans, and so is he. There are matters where I think we disagree; hence the need for a book I can put eyes on.
He references the work of Gina Perry, and I also ordered one of her titles, The Lost Boys.
There are a couple of pluses in this attempt. It’s my second Rutger Bregman title. I’ve read and approved Utopia for Realists. And I’m 63% through the audio of Humankind: a Hopeful History.
I had decided I want a hard copy, and ordered it from AbeBooks, and then the Libby download malfunctioned.
Bregman seems able to change his mind, admit it, and explain what new factors inform his thinking.
I’m an optimist about humans, and so is he. There are matters where I think we disagree; hence the need for a book I can put eyes on.
He references the work of Gina Perry, and I also ordered one of her titles, The Lost Boys.
