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Are things getting worser every day? Is progress an impossible goal? In Enlightenment Now, Steven Pinker looks at the big picture of human progress and finds good news. We are living longer, healthier, freer and happier lives.
Pinker asks us to stop pay so much attention to negative headlines and news that declare the end of the world.
Instead, he shows us some carefully selecting data. In 75 surprising graphs, we see that safety, peace, knowledge and healthy are getting better all over the world. When the evidence does not support his argument, however, he dismisses them. Economic inequality, he claims, is not really a problem, because it is not actually that important for human well-beings. One cannot help wondering how many people actually living in poverty would agree. The real problem, Pinker argues, is that the Enlightenment values of reason and science are under attack. When commentators and demagogues appeal to people's tribalism, fatalism and distrust, then we are in danger of causing irreparable damage to important institutions like democracy and world co-operation.