21 Lessons for the 21st Century
Harari turns from deep history to the present, on work after automation, resurgent nationalism and the growing scarcity of attention.
Where Sapiens looked back and Homo Deus looked forward, this turns to the present and asks what is actually pressing: work after automation, the appeal of nationalism, the fragility of liberal assumptions, and the difficulty of holding attention. The chapters began as separate essays and read that way, which suits a book arguing that clarity is the scarce resource.
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