In this book, an analysis of perception is attempted in a world that, in order to be considered advanced, should have as its basis the estimation factor of "improving human" (homo melior). It is a person of tomorrow with a psycho-spiritual structure, expected to be superior to the homo sapiens known until today and based on universally accepted teachings of science, philosophy, and adaptable - in historical assumptions - ethics.
The book is a continuous essay, in which the interest revolves around logical conclusions, which are due to the data of history and the practice of ideas.
Reading the book is a challenge to the subjectivity of the reader, where the unique and specific abilities in recognizing beliefs are tested, which concern verified scientific achievements and the concerns caused by the audacity of man to want to approach where dogmas dictate divine limits.
The writing style of the book signifies an act of defense of the rich Greek language against its attempted conquest.
Readers with high demands will enjoy reading the book, as well as the distinguished humor with which its plot is presented.