Utopia for Realists

In "Utopia for Realists," Dutch historian Rutger Bregman explores transformative ideas like universal basic income, a 15-hour workweek, and open borders, arguing that these concepts are not just dreams but achievable realities. Drawing on historical examples, including a Canadian city's success in eradicating poverty, Bregman challenges conventional thinking and invites listeners to reconsider what is possible. The book encourages embracing seemingly radical notions to create a better world, asserting that every significant societal advancement was once viewed as utopian.