Isaac Asimov’s Lest We Remember is an exciting work that immerses the reader in a world where the boundaries of memory and identity are erased, and the future seems both technological and mysterious. At the center of the story is not just a fantastic story, but a deep philosophical reflection on the nature of human consciousness, memory and responsibility for their actions. Asimov, a master of science fiction known for his classic works such as “I, Robot” and “The Foundation”, in this book again demonstrates his ability to combine technological ideas with ethical questions, forcing the reader to think about what makes us truly human. "So We Don't Remember" tells about a world where technology allows you to erase or change memory, which becomes a powerful tool for control and manipulation. In the center of the plot are characters who face the consequences of their decisions in an environment where the past can be rewritten, and the present - under threat of extinction. This book keeps in suspense not only thanks to the intriguing plot, but also thanks to how Asimov masterfully reveals the inner world of the heroes, their fears, hopes and doubts. During the reading process, the reader finds himself in the role of an observer who asks questions: which is more important - truth or comfort? Is it possible to trust the memory , if it can be changed? And what remains of the person, when his memories are erased or distorted? The book "Do Not Remember" is ideal for science fiction lovers , Connoisseurs of deep philosophical reflections and those of , who is interested in the ethical aspects of technology. It is read by adults and young people, especially those who are looking for works that combine intellectual sharpness and emotional depth. Asimov, as always, writes in his recognizable style - clear, logical, saturated with scientific details, while not losing its humanistic orientation. His works are distinguished by accuracy and conciseness, as well as the ability to create an atmosphere in which each idea is revealed from a new angle. The topics raised in the book are not only technological possibilities and their consequences, but also issues of morality, responsibility, memory as the basis of personality and freedom of choice. Asimov masterfully shows that even the most advanced technologies require ethical reflection and caution. “So we don’t remember” is not just a science fiction story, it’s a challenge to modern society, a reflection on how our decisions today can affect the future. This book deserves attention not only as a fascinating reading, but also as a source for reflection on our world and future. It makes us think about what makes us unique and how to preserve our humanity in the era of technological progress. Asimov, the author whose works have inspired generations, once again demonstrates his ability to combine scientific accuracy with humanistic values, making “Let us not remember” a relevant and important book for all who are interested in the future, ethics and human nature. If you are looking for a work that combines an exciting plot, philosophical ideas and scientific accuracy, then Isaac Asimov’s Lest We Remember will be an excellent choice. This is a book that will not leave indifferent, make you think and, perhaps, even change the view of the world around you and your own future.