One of the founders of Moscow conceptualism, a poet, perhaps the most famous Russian columnist of recent years, Lev Rubinstein is always the first to speak out on the most important issues. And every time his caustic and witty columns are shared with quotes on social networks. Rubinstein, like no one else, knows how to see the little things that make up our lives and put his observations into words. Rubinstein’s new book “Most Likely” is an updated and more than one and a half times larger collection of his “Spirits of the Times” columns, published five years ago. Much has changed since then, but the stupidity and ignorance that Rubinstein writes about have remained unchanged. This means that this is not the last collection of Lev Semenovich.