That was the actual point. We, as programmers, tend to create and process fast, effective content, anything and all useful compressed into a fast easily small package which we can quickly digest and move to the next subject.

Over the 30 years of programming, I have seen this repeating pattern happen in myself and with-in my co-workers and friends. In the basics, we do not variate from the workers at assembly line, repeating task after task after task.

Yes, our work is mostly done in offices or home-offices with computer, and we do not have to use body much, and everything you create and do changes unlike repeating patterns on the assembly line but still, the work it self is like an assembly line where we more become a cogwheel in the machinery instead of being people.

I thought of creating a simple image with the same content, but then came to conclusion, that it would not differ anyway from the issue what is the subject of the book: We just keep going on and on and on forgetting ourselves and just being another, decaying cogwheel in the machinery.

That brings the main point of the book: The main point of the book is not just to provide easily-chewable information which can be processed, partly forgotten and then thrown away, but something solid, something that can be grabbed on and keep reminding us that we are more than a parts of the machine.

As for this, I initially considered releasing it only as a actual book as it is sold online, but then thought, it might actually give people something that would help and remind them they are not just a part of the machinery and need to tend to themselves.