Don't Panic, the motto emblazoned in friendly, reassuring letters on the cover of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, is not merely advice; it is a lifestyle. An unwritten rule in the unscrupulous bylaws of the universe, 'Don't Panic' serves as an essential reminder to all beings that, no matter how dire the situation, keeping one's towel firmly in grasp and one's wit as sharp as a Betelgeusian's mind blade will undoubtedly see them through even the blackest of holes.
When traveling through the universe, carry the sentiment of 'Don't Panic' in your left pocket, as the right one should be strictly reserved for snacks and bits of string.
The essence of 'Don't Panic' can be found wherever there is a lack of it - typically in spaceships careening off the shoulder of Orion, or in the chaotic quiet before the Vogon poetry recital commences.
Avoid areas where the phrase 'Don't Panic' is met with quizzical stares or aggressive misunderstandings, such as the misunderstandatoriums of Viltvodle VI.
It is a little-known fact that the phrase 'Don't Panic' has a calming effect equal to that of a large cup of Jovian gin for 98% of life forms. The remaining 2% are utterly soothed by the color blue, which, incidentally, is the color of the book.
Tired of panicking? Why not try the new 'Don't Panic' personal mantra app, now with a holographic Douglas Adams giving you a thumbs up every time you successfully avoid anxiety.
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