On the pages of this book, the author - a member of the Union of Writers of Russia, a sociologist, a businessman and a passionate collector - continues the conversation begun in the book “The Pendulum of Business: Between Order and Prison.” Now the center of the story is not business adventures, but how would be a post-capitalist layer of life, associated not so much with earnings, but with the preservation of capital and its investment in eternal values: mainly in painting and sculpture by Siberian authors, as well as in the creation of a unique gallery of modern art. The book shows the birth of the passion for collecting and the recent London acquaintance with the world-famous sculptor, a native of a remote Buryat village, Dashi Namdakov. Much attention in the book is paid to the problem of the formation of a creative personality and relationships with matured children, mercilessly attacked by pseudo-culture, the Internet and which, alas, have become typical family troubles. In conclusion, the author presents a philosophical hypothesis about the cosmic meaning of the limitless development of intelligence on our planet, which is still suffering the lost humanity.