About the book: 2010 / “Bread and Circuses!” – the Romans once screamed, those lovers of brutal entertainment who fed on rough (but natural) food. Have fans of soap series and fans of “Star Factory” and other “dancing with the stars” gone far from them? In the world (at least, the one that is commonly called “civilized”) there are more and more fans of healthy eating, but how many today are ready to buy fresh meat at the market every day and then spend several hours preparing dinner? Do Post It sticky notes save your time, or is it a surefire way to earn sclerosis and a terrible threat that can destroy the forests of the planet? Does Lego promote the development of creative thinking or stifle it in the bud by offering a set of ready-made “modular” solutions? Does a Swiss Army knife make its owner a “universal soldier” or does it turn a warrior into a sissy who cannot do without a nail file? Do modern means of transport save our time or eat it up while we are stuck in traffic jams? This book will help you find out (or think about) this.