About the book: 2009 / Of course, we will all die, but while we are alive, we need to make decisions every day. Some decide the fate of nations by playing with people, as in childhood in tic-tac-toe, others torment themselves with the question “who am I?” and, not finding an answer, they kill old women, others cannot choose between meat and fish for lunch and suffer from this as if on the chopping block. Choosing a path is a non-transport task, you can choke on a harmless fish bone, and then the problem of choosing a dish will become a matter of life and death Daily choices are the subject of Ultramarine. It is not recommended for people whose choices are made by others - presidents, wives, commanders and the media. It is for those who made their choice themselves - right or wrong.…