“Vaccination against Stupidity” is a satire on a totalitarian society. A picture of totalitarianism strengthening its position, placed within the framework of a small, provincial town, the events in which are observed by the author of the diary - he looks out his window and shares his thoughts with his only friend, his diary. The town, hitherto quiet, is shaken by events - riots, rallies, an epidemic of an unknown disease. Foreword by the hero: I live alone and my main hobby is observing. I look out my window all day and night. My window overlooks the main square of the city. Today some people were on strike in the square. Things are not calm ahead of the elections this year. A new candidate for mayor has appeared in our town. The newspapers are full of news that a cure for the disease terrorizing the city has been found. An uprising is raging outside the window. The Gray Man, whose office I can see from the window, receives delegations at night. I look carefully out my window...