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The Japanese in this book is difficult to understand. The sentences are long and contain unusual words, and it takes a lot of effort to analyze them, but it's fun, and I'm working my way through it.

There is more on a single page of this book than in apopular science book. Throughout the book, I found many things I liked, especially the quotes from great figures I didn’t know on the major themes of life. The fundamental principles are laid out plainly and with complete clarity, and that is exactly what an independent thinker needs—beyond politics, the fundamentals presented with the utmost clarity possible.

One interesting idea in the book is that babies choose their parents—that is, the souls floating in the ether choose the parents from whom they will be born.