About the book: 1978 / There is a wonderful time in our lives when we do not yet divide those around us into vertebrates and invertebrates, jawed and jawless, cephalopods and gastropods - when We divide everyone only into big and small. This is the very beginning time in our lives when we come into the world small in the hope of becoming big over time. Therefore, one thing is most important for us in everyone: he is already big or he is still small. But if this sign remains decisive for us throughout our lives, if, even after becoming big, we continue to divide everyone into big and small, then this means that we ourselves have not grown at all, that is, externally we have grown, but internally we have become, perhaps, even smaller than we came into this world. Because everything is relative. In our world everything is relative. Felix Krivin