The enormous popularity of the phrase "When you really want something, the entire universe conspires to help you achieve it" by Coelho proves that for humans today, it is incomprehensible that there are other people who also probably want something very much and are, additionally, numerous, resulting in the universe running around and not managing to take the orders of everyone's "wants"; like Veggios as a waiter.

Texts that do not develop in length but in depth, Antonis Balasopoulos' critical notes draw from history, literature, politics, and modern culture, scrutinizing perceptions, contradictions, and practices of our time.

In a cultural environment that loves to camouflage the obvious, promotes banality as the essence of wisdom, and verbosity as analytical thinking, Balasopoulos employs acuity and sharpness to compose phenomena we prefer to consider individually and to expose uncomfortable truths.

A stance that proves to be a one-way street if we intend to rid ourselves of distortions and easy defenses that distort reality and dull our ability to face it.