The authors set the story in a time when humanity has reached such a stage of medical care that the individual has become practically immortal. This leads to many logical problems. One of them is that further reproduction of humanity is undesirable. Love, emotion and similar concepts are becoming archaic, people are slowly forgetting them and after many years they remain only in the memory of old computers. But there is a diligent curious person who wants to get such information from the computer. True, even he does not remember everything and therefore it is necessary to make a copy of the woman from 1986...
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