Warum gibt es alles und nicht nichts?

Richard David Precht explains the world to his son Oskar. It is said that children are the true philosophers. They possess an insatiable curiosity, and their questions often leave adults pondering. How do you explain the world to children? The philosopher and bestselling author Richard David Precht took walks through Berlin with his son Oskar for a summer: to the zoo, the television tower, the natural history museum, or the synagogue, answering many of his questions along the way. "Am I really me?", "Is it okay to eat animals?" or "Why do people worry?"

In a playful manner and with many stories, Precht introduces children to our world and helps them understand it better. Following "Who am I and if so, how many?", this is the book on philosophy for all young people who want to know more!.