Otard sounds like a name of a Brand of Brandy. In Southeast Asia, Otard would mean "brain," but the spelling would be Otak. This is the story of Otard. This is a true story, but I classified it as fiction as it is too good to be true. No one would have believed that there is such a thing as Otard, a world brain, that manages our daily life. He cooks, cleans, and work, and settings world events. This book is about that particular person, and to clear his name as God of Great Britain, or world brain of the people. This book also deals a lot with paper works, as vision frames, or scrap books experienced and results. The author is not a competent speaker before, but now with the aid of the scrap books and vision charts, he experienced a new tongue and able to communicate freely. He is able to tell the true story of really what happened to him in Great Britain, and how he survived to today. This is the life of a brain, the life of Otard and world events.