Humankind
The book, a New York Times bestseller, argues that humans are naturally cooperative and kind, challenging the long‑standing view that people are primarily selfish. Drawing on evolutionary theory and historical examples such as the Blitz, the Stanford prison experiment, and twin brothers who aided Mandela, it presents evidence that generosity and trust are innate. It contends that recognizing this human generosity can reshape political and economic thinking, offering a foundation for societal change.