I read a copy of the earlier edition of this book many years ago, and enjoyed it tremendously. It is at once light-hearted and yet in deadly earnest: we can laugh at the humour and at the same time be gently reminded that we are finite creatures and that some day, sooner or later, we are going to end up as an inscription on a tombstone. As someone once said, the inscription on a gravestone may be brief, say, 1948 - 2016. It's what we manage to put into the hyphen in between that matters, and it is this that we will be remembered for. Or not. Philosophy lesson ends.
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