И разумеется, никакие книги не имело бы смысла писать, если бы не существовало вас, которые их читают и дочитывают аж до конца благодарностей (если вам не надоело, то есть для чтения еще список литературы!). Только вы одни и придаете всей этой затее с книжками смысл, да и моему существованию в принципе тоже; пожалуйста, не останавливайтесь.
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