21 Lessons for the 21st Century

He examined our history in Sapiens. He considered our future in Homo Deus. One of the world's most creative minds now looks to the present to make sense of the most important problems facing society.

In what ways do robots and computers alter what it means to be human? How can we address the false news epidemic? Are countries and faiths still important today? What ought we to impart to our kids?

The insightful and forward-thinking study 21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari delves into the pressing problems of our day as we go into unexplored future land. The world seems more divided than ever, technology is developing faster than we can comprehend it, and hacking is becoming a weapon of war. Yuval Noah Harari tackles the difficulty of navigating life in the face of rapid, confusing change and poses crucial questions that we must answer if we hope to survive.

Harari expands on the concepts covered in his earlier works in twenty-one readable, thought-provoking, and deep chapters. He clarifies political, technical, social, and existential challenges and provides guidance on how to be ready for a future that will be considerably different from the one we now live in. In a world where Big Data is monitoring us, how can we maintain our autonomy? How should we prepare for the future workforce and what will it look like? How ought we to respond to the terrorist threat? Why is there a problem in liberal democracy?

Millions of readers are captivated by Harari's extraordinary ability to make sense of where we have come from and where we are headed. In this passage, he challenges us to think about purpose, values, and personal involvement in a chaotic and noisy environment. Clarity is strength when faced with an overload of irrelevant information. 21 Lessons for the 21st Century, which presents difficult modern issues in an understandable and transparent manner, is required reading.