How do our political opponents change their minds? Is it ethical to have children in our era? Are those who believe in conspiracy theories right? Are we living in the era of post-truth?

The book you are holding in your hands is a small introduction to philosophy, but a little different from the others: it does not cover the history of philosophy, nor does it present a series of traditional philosophical problems, such as "what is knowledge", "what is freedom", "what is truth", etc. Its purpose is to introduce the reader to the essence of philosophy, the reflection of life, through familiar, everyday questions and through tangible, human stories. The reader will be surprised to realize that current events always hide philosophical questions behind them, the exploration of which allows us to better understand our daily lives. And vice versa: understanding that philosophy is not only concerned with an abstract world of ideas, but with the life we ​​live every day, with everything that happens around us, in front of us, and on our screens.