Suvremene civilizacije i kulture

limited thinking (a type of prison) from which we must break free by returning to nature, new opinions and behaviour, in the interrelation of life with nature (in harmony / concordance of life with nature.

Human life, individually and in society, must be in accordance with nature, as a natural and social phenomenon in the perception of oneself and Space. The brain suffers from momentary violent con­ sciousness towards itself and nature. The separation of us from Space is an illusion. We are living energy beings, particles (David Bohm) in the complementariness of life that our limited thinking cannot compre­ hend, due to constant civilization dumbing, heredity. Big Science - a neoliberal doctrine, conventional science founded on the paradigms of Thomas Kuhn in 1962, cannot be changed for the purposes of better understanding. That science has barricaded itself in paradigms that have failed to account for the problems of modern civilization and culture.

That science is no longer science. The challenges are new. It is becoming a dogma of the past confronted with the tumultuous present (Abraham Lincoln, 1861). The complementariness of the civilization structure requires a deeper insight into reality, requires a new perception into human consciousness, regarding the unity of objects in Space, regard­ ing the living system of Space and Earth as a living system, regarding the quantum instead of the stationary world.

It is an increasing misapprehension to expect the political pon­ erology (Andrew M. Lobaczewski) to solve the energy problems by building nuclear power plants, or even the problems of climate change, global warming, global pollution and contamination of the biosphere and atmosphere with a negligible setting aside of funds for those pur­ poses. The implosion of the ecosystem is on the horizon, and with it the implosion of modern civilization and culture. Involution of life on Earth is noticeable even by todays limited opinions and behaviour of mankind. Civilizations and cultures of the modern world are by their nature violent, genocidal and biocidal. Mankind needs to be made aware of this before social and natural cataclysms come from ignorance,