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"Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren" by John Maynard Keynes "Socially Useless Jobs" by Robert Dur and Max van Lent It’s a conversation about how to think like a utopian, and why doing so matter most when the days feel particularly dystopic.
And so this isn’t just a conversation about his utopia, or mine. Imagining utopia, he writes, “isn’t an attempt to predict the future. My guest today is Dutch historian Rutger Bregman, whose book Utopia for Realists is not only about utopian visions but about the importance of utopian thinking. These ideas may strike you as crazy, fantastical, maybe even utopian.
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