Cooperate and trust each other (in all weathers)

“More than ever, we need to cooperate and trust each other in all times of life: the short time of individual attention and social continuity that escapes us, as well as the long time of ecological shocks that constrain us. " HAS At a time when society is fragmenting, it no longer seems possible to debate, to talk to each other and to agree. Éloneliness epidemic, excessive monetization of health, digital influence on human relationships, dislocation of meaning at work, etc. The crisis of cooperation takes multiple forms. In order to face current democratic and ecological challenges, it is urgent to imagine new forms of social life, free from the influence of economicism and all-digital. This is what Éloi Laurent defends in this stimulating manifesto, at the crossroads of philosophy and economics. While human cooperation has been confined to an overly restrictive meaning and assimilated to collaboration, the author details the levers to activate to regenerate our intimate, social and vital links – an essential condition for establishing the foundations of a society that would take care of ecosystems as well as humans.