Humankind希望の歴史 : 人類が善き未来をつくるための18章 (上)

Rutger Bregman presents a hopeful view of human nature; I'm curious what motivated him to write this perspective and how he gathered his evidence.

The book made me reevaluate my assumptions about people, but I wonder if others felt similarly or still have lingering doubts about human goodness.

Bregman uses numerous stories to illustrate his points. I'm interested in what guided his choices—were there stories he wanted to include but had to leave out?