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This is the fifty -third book of this author’s series. It included aphoristic, composed based on the thoughts of the outstanding Polish writer Stanislav Hedgehogs (1909-1966) and the talented domestic aphorist Vladimir Ilyich Goloborodko (1940-2019) The paradox of thinking and wit of both echoes, both are sure that our ideas are very subjective. And how to live in such a strange world? Indeed, often the fateful decisions that we make depend exclusively on our erroneous subjective understanding of the surrounding reality. There is only one answer - read aphorisms and learn wisdom from our predecessors.
Like chess, Aphorisms of Leza and Goloborodo make you think. That is why chess tasks are placed before each section of this book. Try to solve them. The right solutions, like the thoughts of the great aphorists, will allow you to enjoy someone else"s and your wisdom.
And at the end there are answers to the tasks published in the books: "Parnassus and Olympus" and "aphorisms in verses 4. Stanislav Jerzy Lez"