ON TO ASTEROIDS FOR HELIUM

"THE BASQUE COUNTRY AND FREEDOM", OR LONGEVITY IN THE WORLD OF TERRORISM

DEMOCRACY, LIBERALISM AND HUMAN RIGHTS

TRIPARTITE COALITION IN BULGARIA

INFINITE ROLE OF INFINITESIMAL

"FATHER" OF THE HYDROGEN BOMB

VACUUM LABORATORIES IN OUTER SPACE

REFUGIA AS "WINDOWS" ON TNE PLANT COVER

FROM SPACE TO THE PICTURE OF THE WORLD

FAVORITE TOWN OF DMITRY DONSKOI

Карл Ясперс популярен, прежде всего, как автор понятия «осевого времени». Менее известно, что Ясперса интересовали идеи нового социализма как необходимого будущего человечества. В жизни и творчестве Ясперса многое связывало (и разъединяло) с М. Хайдеггером – иным великим философом той эпохи. Данная работа представляет собой попытку показать, как другое начало фундаментальной онтологии Хайдеггера могло бы корреспондировать с концептом такого социализма (социализма второго типа) Ясперса. Концепта, которого он, в силу многих обстоятельств, полностью так и не создал.

Comparing all that is united by the concept of "mine" with all that is united by the concept of "not mine" the concept of "I" is born. Here begins the development of the individual consciousness of modern man, here began the development and individual consciousness of fossil people. It also began its development and public power, which initially could not have any other form, as soon as the form of protection of a mother who realized her motherhood to her children. Both individual consciousness and public power originate in the form of legal consciousness, and, first of all, in the form of awareness of the issues of belonging of certain objects to certain individuals, that is, in the form of awareness of the concepts "mine is not mine", "my child is not my child".

Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, studying the physiological process, which he called the conditioned reflex, suggested that this process is the basis for the formation of mental reactions of all living organisms, including the thinking process of a human of a modern species. But, in our opinion, the human thinking process of the modern species is based not on one, but on four types of conditioned reflexes.

About two and a half thousand years ago, Zenon of Elea tried to draw the attention of researchers to how important it is (adequately to reality) to define the concepts that are used in the description of certain processes. But, apparently, his attempts were in vain, for the researchers, and still do not pay enough attention to the definition of basic concepts in the description, in particular, physical processes.