Moral Ambition with Rutger Bregman | What Could Go Right? S4 E2

What incentivizes human behavior? How many of our problems come from a lack of cash? And how does shame work as a motivator? Join us and Rutger Bregman, author of “Humankind” and “Utopia for Realists,” to talk about balancing a critical eye with the conviction that the world can be improved upon. Plus, we look at the new billions being spent to fight HIV and malaria abroad, Kenya’s Right to Disconnect, and therapeutic psilocybin use in Australia.

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I challenge all of you to a battle of moral ambition: If you want to have any chance of being anywhere near the feasible maximum level of moral ambition and effectiveness, then you ought to work on outreach and your own understanding of the utmost important and globally near totally unknown new in the near future striking crisis that is explained in a summary at the bottom of the Talk page of the space colonization Wikipedia page. I have absolute proof that no other issue is anywhere close as important or urgent, morally speaking.