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The Dutch are richer and happier than ever, yet discontent is rising. More voters are turning to populist movements. Is this societal decline inevitable? Rens van Tilburg argues that the divide is not between citizens, but between citizens and their leaders. A society of cooperation and shared prosperity For decades, the Dutch population has consistently desired a society where people look out for each other and everyone can count on basic economic security. However, political and business leaders cling to the idea that there is no alternative to a society focused on markets, competition, and individual success. This Western worldview has led to economic progress but is now increasingly working against us. A hopeful vision for a better life Based on new insights from biology, psychology, and economics, Van Tilburg presents an alternative view of humanity and society. This vision prioritizes cooperation, interdependence, and shared prosperity. The result is not a call for sacrifice, but a hopeful outlook on a better life for everyone. Greater equality and security can lead to a fairer, more sustainable, happier, more resilient, and more prosperous society, even for those at the top.