The Law of the World . In 3 kn. Kn. 1. Chance, Necessity, Probability" by L. In. Tarasova is a fascinating and in-depth study that opens to the reader the veil over the laws that govern our reality. In the first book of the trilogy, the author immerses us in a world of philosophical and scientific reflections on how randomness, necessity, and probability interact in our lives and the world around us. Tarasov, known for his work in philosophy and science, offers readers a unique look at familiar things. It not only expounds theoretical concepts, but also demonstrates how these ideas apply to everyday life. The book examines various aspects of randomness and necessity, their impact on events and phenomena that we observe around .. The author asks important questions: what is the role of chance in our existence? Can we predict the future based on probabilistic models? And how does necessity shape our perception of the world? This book will be of interest to a wide audience: From undergraduate and graduate students studying philosophy, sociology, mathematics and physics to anyone who just wants to get a deeper understanding of the mechanisms that govern our lives. If you are fond of science, philosophy or simply seek to understand the complex issues of being, the “Law of the surrounding world” will be a real discovery for you. Readers interested in topics such as randomness in life, the philosophy of probability, and the need for science will find many fascinating ideas and concepts in this book. Tarasov masterfully combines a scientific approach with philosophical reflections, which makes his style unique and accessible. He is not afraid to ask difficult questions and look for answers to them, which allows the reader not only to gain knowledge, but also to develop critical thinking. His previous works, such as Philosophy of Science and The System of Knowledge of the World, also attracted attention due to the depth of analysis and clarity of presentation, and the new book was no exception. One of the main themes of the book is the interaction of randomness and necessity. Tarasov explores how these two concepts can coexist and influence each other, creating a complex fabric of our existence. He gives examples from various fields, from nature to human behavior, showing how random events can lead to the necessary consequences and vice versa. This topic is especially relevant in the modern world, where many seek to find meaning and order in chaos. In addition, the author raises questions about how our perception of probability affects decision-making. In the face of the uncertainty we face every day, understanding probabilistic models could be the key to a more conscious life. Tarasov offers readers not only theoretical knowledge, but also practical tools for analyzing situations, which makes the book especially valuable for those who want to improve their decision-making skills. Thus, “The laws of the surrounding world . In 3 kn. Kn. 1. Randomness, Necessity, Probability" is not just a book, but a whole world of ideas and concepts that can change your perception of reality. It invites the reader to reflect, discuss and find their own answers to complex questions. If you are ready for an intellectual journey full of discoveries and new horizons, this book will become your reliable companion.