The Good Ancestor | Roman Krznarnic

Jonas Salk, who developed the first polio vaccine and resisted patenting it because he wanted to help humankind, provides the inspiration for Krznaric’s wise and stimulating exploration of how long-term thinking can create a future that coming generations will thank us for. Drawing on lessons from the past, the book deftly explores how the “time rebellion” movement can inspire governments, corporations and communities to eschew the quick buck and the quick fix and think decades and centuries ahead.