My Ideal World

You have long lived with the thought that something is not quite right around you, haven't you? Do you have a feeling that there are too many absurd restrictions for you as a thinking and active individual? Is it difficult for you to find a quality service or a repeatedly purchased product of normal quality? Have you despaired of achieving justice? Do you not quite understand what it entails? Are you troubled by the fact that civilization is constantly shaken by terrorism, revolutions, and wars? Are you seriously concerned about the prospect of a Third World nuclear war, and does the thought of it make you uncomfortable? Do you not want to accept this state of affairs and desire change? Then welcome to the discussion on how we can create peace around us.
The author of the book presents his vision of an ideal society and invites discussion. It's possible to lift the veil and say that the discussion will be about a tax-free society. The author is confident that we can live without taxes. No, the government will remain, but it will be completely different. There will be no more wars, and the author will explain why. In reality, there is only one step left to achieve the ideal society, and we are capable of taking it.
The book is written in an easily understandable language. From the first pages, you will understand if the author's perspective resonates with you. And if it does, you will read the entire book in one breath.

I have lived through three eras and reached my fiftieth year. I was born in the era of "developed socialism," lived through the times of "perestroika" and "post-perestroika," and have now witnessed "developed russism."
In 1989, I was convinced that the world had come to its senses - definitively and irreversibly. I wanted to live, create, and rejoice in success. I received a higher education in the humanities, have been engaged in entrepreneurship in my field for 25 years, started a family, and raised children.
I never thought I would see "the same rake" with my own eyes, but I did... Only now has the understanding come that it was inevitable.
When you have a family, you cannot help but think about the world you will leave to your children and grandchildren. At one moment, I realized that by having children, I was condemning them to suffering. It is impossible to push away this thought. Therefore, I decided to take the only right and most difficult path - to change this world.