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Humankind is a non-fiction book by Dutch historian Rutger Bregman that explores human nature from a positive perspective. Bregman challenges the conventional views on humanity's inherently selfish nature, arguing instead that people are fundamentally good and cooperative. The book integrates historical examples, scientific studies, and philosophical inquiries to present a hopeful narrative about humanity’s potential for kindness and collaboration. It has gained significant attention for its optimistic stance and was widely discussed upon its release.