Philosophy 2.0. True stories about philosophers and people

Great things start from small beginnings. From the author's project 'The Essence of Philosophy', which roams the expanses of 'VKontakte', a book has emerged that embodies all the best that has happened to 'The Essence...' over its nine years of existence and even more: stories, colorful illustrations, poems, and fairy tales. In this book, like in Greece, everything exists and breathes philosophy. In it, you will learn the secret of Marx's beard and the origins of Leibniz, why Diogenes hated chickens, and Francis Bacon adored them, why René Descartes beat animals, and Friedrich Nietzsche embraced them, how a pipe saved Bertrand Russell's life, and a poker broke Karl Popper's life. In short, you will learn about the lives of philosophers and people. Don't try to understand which stories from this book are made up and which actually happened. Artistic fiction intertwines so intricately with historical facts that even I can't tell them apart. Let's agree on this: it all happened. And if not - it could have. And if it couldn't - it still happened on the pages of my book. And that's enough.