In "Humans Are Good" historian Rutger Bregman explores the nature of humanity and challenges the widespread assumption that people are inherently evil. Instead, he argues that humans are fundamentally good. This optimistic perspective opens up new possibilities for viewing the world and the people in it. In his compellingly written work, Bregman presents innovative and bold ideas for improving society that convey hope and confidence. Through his arguments, he encourages readers to question their own viewpoints and promote positive change in the world.