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There are topics that are not spoken out loud. There are things that should not be mentioned, at least in a noble society, that are unquestionably tabooed by public morality. These include, among other things, the waste products of living beings, or simply put, shit. But this is not a taboo for Florian Werner, who has decided to look at a sensitive topic from the perspective of the history of human culture, which, in his opinion, is based on shit. Not only in the sense that our cities, as the embodiment of modern civilisation, rise above giant sewerage networks. Not only because our metabolism, and with it our life, would be impossible without the excretion of excrement. But because it is only through separation from shit that we know what culture is. Without shadow there is no light, without dirt there is no purity. We need a certain uncultivated opposite to be able to recognise ourselves as civilised beings. We need shit in order to establish ourselves as cultivated beings by cleaning it up. Shit is essential to our self-understanding as modern people. "We are born between faeces and urine," said Blessed Augustine, so it is at this moment that our relationship with dark matter begins. And it continues throughout our lives For all lovers of non-standard views on the development of human civilisation.