What is Distance is an exciting and multi-layered book written by the talented author Schrader, which immerses the reader in the world of philosophical reflection and scientific research. This work not only explores the physical concept of distance, but also touches upon the deeper aspects of human existence, interpersonal relationships, and perception of time and space. The book begins with a simple question: what is distance? However, as you read, the reader finds that this concept is much more complex than it seems at first glance. Schrader uses various examples from everyday life to show how distance affects our emotions, perceptions, and even our behavior. It explores how distance can be both a physical and emotional barrier, and how it shapes our relationships with the world around us. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students studying philosophy and physics, to those who are simply looking for deep reflection on life and their place in it. If you like books that make you think about difficult issues, or if you are looking for something that will help you better understand yourself and others, “What is distance” will be a real find for you. It will suit both the youth audience and more mature readers seeking self-discovery and broadening their horizons. The topics raised in the book are diverse and relevant. Schrader addresses issues related to isolation and intimacy, explores how distance can affect our relationships with friends and loved ones, and how it can be both physical and psychological. He also discusses how modern technology has changed our perception of distance, making the world more connected, but at the same time giving rise to new forms of loneliness. This book makes us think about how we perceive space and time in the era of globalization and digital technologies. Schrader's style is clear and accessible, which makes his work easy to understand, even if the topics discussed may seem complicated. His ability to combine scientific concepts with personal stories and reflections creates a unique atmosphere in which the reader can not only learn, but also feel. Schrader is known for his other works, such as "Lost in Space" and "Time and Us", which also explore the intersection of science and philosophy, and if you liked one of these books, "What is Distance" will be a logical continuation of your reading. The book also raises important questions about how we perceive distance in the context of global challenges such as climate change and social conflict. Schrader makes us think about how distance can be used as a tool for understanding and resolving conflicts, and how it affects our perception of justice and equality in the world. In summary, What is Distance is not just a book about physical distance, but an in-depth exploration of human nature and our place in the world. This is a work that leaves a mark on the soul and makes us think about how we perceive space and time in our lives. If you are looking for a book that will help you look at familiar things from a new angle, this work by Schrader will be a real discovery for you.