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Bankruptcy of imaginary values" is a work in which Oleg Roy touches on important and pressing issues of our time. The author analyzes how imaginary values ​ ​ created by society or individual ideas can affect people's lives, leading to personal crises and disappointments.

The book deals with topics related to fake ideals, consumer society and the influence of external factors on personal beliefs. Roy raises questions about what happens when ostensible values start to "go bankrupt" and how it can change people's lives.

The story in the audiobook is philosophical and analytical, while Oleg Roy tries to show how false expectations and delusions can destroy both personal lives and social structures. The book is intended for those who want to think about real and imaginary values, as well as understand how to free themselves from false ideals and find true satisfaction in life.

- By Oleg Roy

- Genre: Philosophy, Community Studies

- Subjects: False values, crises, social ideals

- Style: Analytical, deep, provocative

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