People did not always feel such anxiety. We didn't always spend so much time thinking about disaster scenarios. What kind of voice sounds in your head, what is it warning against? Are loneliness, the passage of time, lack of money, mental illness, and failures in personal relationships so terrible? Roland Paulsen, drawing on a large amount of material from history, philosophy, psychology and life itself, tells when humanity became so anxious and why. He offers to understand what is behind the fears of modern man and how to deal with them. His book will be interesting and useful to everyone who is worried themselves and whose loved ones are worried. Roland Paulsen (b. 1981) is a Swedish sociologist, associate professor at Uppsala University. Winner of prestigious awards. He has appeared as an expert on BBC Radio, in publications Le Monde, El País, Wall Street Journal, The Economist, etc. Author of five books. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.