GERMANY III. Bargeld

Author- writer, philosopher and strategic economist, Barnabas Bartl, whose ambition is to answer the pressing themes of today’s very hectic age, so full of uncertainties. Using the narrative form, the author discusses the lack of philosophical starting points with his literary heroes, arguing that they provide the foundations for a description of a future economic system to satisfy the basic needs of the world through its policies. He takes advantage of his ability to foresee the near future thanks to the demonstrated effect of a literary allusion to the real running of the world. The author philosophizes across the four dimensions of existence, using the fourth dimension, i.e. the time axis, to reach the farthest corners of history. Historical parallels and the continuously rising spiral of development help the author to provide philosophical answers to questions that we fearfully read as unanswerable in world newspapers. Like, for example, the almost proverbial confusion over the state of the current world economy, which has been hanging over us for years. Therefore, everything, argues our author of the five-part epochal saga, has been already said; it has been formulated in the past and recorded in the stories of writers witnessing their time in their works. Indeed, the content of the masterpiece is substantial for our philosophizing author. His style, in which he serves the most important aspect – the content of the work as the most significant condition when one has something to say – is unique. He is critical and yet very perceptive. He laments, yet he also praises inspiring examples, making the reader, through sarcasm and witty provocation, reflect, think about the actual state of the world. He teases the reader, lets him stop for a while before dipping in for the next refreshing sip of nectar waiting for him on the following pages...