Publisher's Synopsis
The society knows very regrettable mutations from a certain point of view. The values that had built civilizations are scorned in the name of an alleged modernity. In reality, it is a loss of quality of life that can be attributed to adults, to all those who know but do not communicate their science correctly, containing themselves to suspect the young of rejection. Everyone is obliged to share what they know in order to save the coming generations from an unwanted mediocrity. A mediocrity maintained by the fear of being contradicted and/or called anachronistic. Perhaps there is no way of soliciting conversion or of convincing, since one's self was formed at the time of the dictatorial discourse of intransigent and terrorist adults. Breaking the barriers and turning to young people with compassion would help them better adhere to the values that shape heroes and mark characters for eternity. This is a difficult exercise, but not at all impossible when one is convinced of its merits, which is none other than the survival of all of our humanity.
