Have you ever felt it foolish to excuse yourself when sneezing, or found yourself apologizing for "accidentally" doing something? Have you ever questioned whether or not we do have rights? If so, then this book is for you. There is something not quite right with the manner in which we interact, both with one another, and the world around us, and while this book analyzes many aspects about this, it gets the reader to draw his own conclusion about topics, such as whether necessity really exists, and if we can truly deserve anything. The question of life's value and what this means upon appraisal is thoroughly considered, as well as death, existence, and how to evaluate the world around us.
