I think that almost everybody thinks that the happiest period of their lives is their childhood, and they have a period love that originated from the childhood that most of the seventies have. It was a tendency to indifference and fear of the future, or even to think about the future at all, which has developed in my mind, in the readers, in proportion to this love.
However, I did not write that you would be gone without a future, and this book, I moved from a simple purpose, I wanted to leave a record of the past.
I now think that periods of hope for the future will lead to a social depression. This is a depression that we have been living in for a long time and become increasingly heavy. Maybe we should actually involve the world in this depression.
In the seventies the societal survivors have pointed to the future darkness, a future of thought, a future generation of ideas keeps up, despite everything is not given up hopeful.