About the book: 2006 / Our human life is very similar to a zebra, in the sense that it is also striped; black stripes alternate with white ones and it is useless to object to this. They say you've hit a bad patch, so there's no point in snotting - just sit and wait patiently for it to end. Or vice versa, if the stripe is white, like refined sugar, then enjoy life, and don’t forget about black crackers for the day. All this is correct, of course, but the sages who came up with this joke about the zebra lost sight of one important detail - these The stripes themselves may differ from each other not only in color, but also in size. Even if they were the same in width, it would be all right, but when the white stripe is a little larger than a safety pin, and the black stripe in width can give odds to the Bering Strait, this is already disgusting.…