CIVILISATON HAS MANY FACES

Abstract

Man, at the moment of noticing that he is a rational animal, did not yet
perceive many aspects of humanity and only after some time began to realize that his
being is dependent on others, which must be regulated in some way. In many cases, this
is not the case and never will be, because a person thinks one thing, says another, and
does another. What is certain becomes uncertain for any reason. And that which is not
uncertain becomes a great certainty. Today it is not a question of who man is, but who
man wants to be. It is not about what the political system and the program is like, or even
by whom, but about what it means for the economy and what the average person gets out
of it. It's not hard to become someone when you're great, it's an art to become great when
you're nobody. In the materialistic technological world, in the face of rival powers, man
is of little importance, more important is a robot, a machine and a rifle, that is,
everything that gives an advantage and brings profit to the author of the work as a result
of their application. One thing is always constant – for this to happen, there must be
a human being at the beginning.