Yuval Noah Harari & Rutger Bregman: YES Online Conversations

Prof. Yuval Noah Harari speaks with author Rutger Bregman, in a moderated conversation by Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist.

This event is apart of a series of online conversations on global challenges and their implications for Ukraine, organized by the Yalta European Strategy (YES) and the Victor Pinchuk Foundation.

[jeyre]

I could listen to Yuval for hours. There are so few people who look at the big picture and the connected parts in the way he does and can actually communicate those ideas in such an articulate and understandable way.

[LukeRobertMason]

Kudos to both Yuval and Rutger for working out how to deliver high-quality audio for virtual events. Always a joy to hear them both speak. Zanny is an incredible moderator!

[Iupiter]

Mister Harari, i am patiently waiting for your next book.

[alejomanz]

Excellent debate, leaves enough doubts and desire to find more information about many topics.
For those who feel curious here is a list with some of the titles in the Yuval's library.

-Maps of time - David Christian
-Homo Deus - Yuval
-The gene - siddhartha mukherjee
-Blood Rites – Barbara Ehrenreich
-The Sixth Extinction – Elizabeth Kolbert
-Our Inner Ape - Frans de Waal
-The Taste of Ashes – Marci Shore
-The Last Whaler - Doug Bock Clark
-I Am Malala - Malala Yousafzai, Christina Lamb
-Mama's Last Hug - Frans de Waal
-The Future Is History –
Masha Gessen
-War and Gender – Joshua S. Goldstein
-Europe - Tim Flannery
-The Ukrainian Night – Marci Shore
-Humankind – Rutger Bregman
-The Odyssey – Homer
-AI Superpowers - Kai-Fu Lee
-The Age of Surveillance Capitalism - Shoshana Zuboff
-Congo – David Van Reybrouck
-How to Change Your Mind – Michael Pollan

Psd: I would love to see in the future book recommendations from Yuval.
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Have a good reading...and may all Beings be happy.

[Mary-Petra]

Please watch minute 30 to minute 33. Great point made here. "Where is the problem?" - "... the dark side of friendliness ... we are incredibly groupish... we just wanna be liked ... we're often on the wrong side of history and thinking we're just helping our friends"

[ReynaSingh]

Yuval is one of the greatest minds of our generation. these videos are a gift to humanity 🙏

[Lucilewoodward]

Amazing conversation thank you for rising the level of YouTube contents. More of this please !

[yoriokuda]

Thank you. I enjoyed this program. Very stimulating.

[experiencescotlanddifferen]

Why do we always look for disagreements??? It seems to be very difficult to agree on anything. So that is what we should be looking for!!!

[aperson]

When Yuval speaks it feels like I have all the time in the world to listen

[karlschwartz]

Yuval shines an intense light on our tragic failings and the accelerating dangers.

[Vapour]

Was riveted like this was some Game of Thrones finale. Blown away by the brilliance and respect on both sides and masterful moderation in the middle.

[kodurivenkatanarayana]

And Yuval is a guy you can always listen to - so unassuming but profound and clear with soothing voice.

[SuperLewisRoberts]

Yuval's clarity of mind is amazing.

[aliciam]

I’m sort of obsessed with trying to read all the book titles in the background rn.

[peterdemuth]

I was waiting for this conversation since I have read Yuvals books and then Rutgers Humankind. Thank you 🙏

[RussianLanguagePodcast]

Great interviewer and brilliant guests.

[nyamsurenganbileg]

Yuval Noah Harari is one of greatest mind in the world now, I think

[chindi]

Dr. Harari when is your next book? I love them and has learned a lot. Read them and have them on audio as well.

[Hyttfors]

“Survival of the friendliest” Thank you both for clarity and inspiration👏🏼