I can only tell you a few things about what happenedDavid Mutiloa

Throughout much of the 20th century, workers struggled to achieve a social standing that would enable them to escape the alienation caused by work. However, this aspiration for self-realisation ended up forming part of the chain of production itself, giving rise to a widespread incessant state of depression. The book, "I can only tell you a few things about what happened", outlines the origins of this change as the turning point where the source of modern-day tragedy can be found.