New hopes in a changing world, by Bertrand Russell

When the chance of victory is equal to the chance of defeat, optimism leads to overestimating the chance of victory, and this is considered from the perspective of those who remain alive as good luck, but from the defeated person's perspective, it is forgettable. In this book, published in 1951, seven years after the end of World War II, Bertrand Russell reviews the major problems and dangers facing the world and threatening the future of humanity, and offers some solutions to confront those problems to tell us that hope still truly exists and is not just a romantic dream we dream of. Number of pages: 223