"Gold (Collection of short stories)" is an outstanding work of the master of science fiction Isaac Asimov, which is a collection of stories, permeated by his unique style and deep reflections on the future of mankind. In this collection, the reader will find not only fascinating stories, but also philosophical questions that make you think about our place in the world, about how technology can change society and about what it means to be a human being. Each story in "Gold" is a separate story, but they are all united by a common theme: human interaction with science and technology. Asimov masterfully creates worlds in which scientific discoveries become not only a source of progress, but also sometimes catastrophic factors. He explores how these discoveries affect moral and ethical norms, making the reader think about the consequences of scientific progress. In this collection you will find both light and funny stories, and more serious ones, touching on important philosophical issues. The book will be of interest to both teenagers and adult readers who are fond of science fiction, philosophy and sociology. If you like the works of authors such as Arthur C. Clarke, Philip K. Dick or Robert Heinlein, “Gold” will be a real find for you Asimov has a unique gift to make complex scientific concepts accessible and understandable, which makes his works attractive to a wide audience. Topics raised in the collection range from questions about artificial intelligence and its place in human society to reflections on how technology can change our perception of reality. Asimov is not afraid to ask uncomfortable questions and question the usual ideas about good and evil, about what it means to be a man in a world where the boundaries between man and machine are becoming increasingly blurred. Asimov's style is clear and logical, which makes his works easy to perceive, even if they raise complex topics. His ability to combine scientific ideas with a fascinating plot allows you to create an atmosphere in which the reader is not only entertained, but also gets food for thought. In "Gold" you will find all those features for which fans of science fiction appreciate Asimov: wit, deep ideas and the skill of storytelling. Do not forget to also pay attention to other famous works of Asimov, such as “Foundation” and “I, Robot”, which also explore topics related to science and technology. These books, like Gold, leave an indelible mark on the reader’s mind and make him think about the future of mankind. In conclusion, “Gold (Collection of short stories)” is not just a collection of stories, but a real find for those who are interested in science fiction and philosophy. This book will be an excellent choice for reading at any age and will give you many hours of fascinating and deep reflection. Do not miss the opportunity to plunge into the world of Asimov, where science and humanity go hand in hand, and each discovery can change the fate of all mankind.