• Introduces a new worldview: The revolt against humanity is still new enough to appear outlandish now, but in the coming years and decades it has the potential to transform society in profound ways.
• Accessibly written: Kirsch does a fantastic job introducing the key ideas and thinkers shaping this growing movement in an accessible way, helping readers understand its history and possible implications for the future.
• Doesn’t promote the revolt: Kirsch isn’t a proponent of this worldview, nor does he try to evaluate the likelihood of it coming true. The premise of the book is that the revolt against humanity is a significant movement worthy of understanding, even if it is “just” an idea.