Question from the Internet: “Why do things change, and how do I deal with these changes?” We exist in Nature lawful system that constantly changes and develops according to a deterministic evolutionary plan. Moreover, our actual “matter”, our engine that drives us, which is an insatiable desire for existence, survival…

Question from the Internet: “The problem of a long-range planner is what we should do today to be ready for the uncertain tomorrow. What does this mean?” This means that as long as we continue developing and “planning” according to our inherently egocentric, subjective and individualistic intellect and calculations, we…

Question from the Internet: “What is the possibility of the world being governed by one leader and having one currency?” We evolved into a globally integrated and fully interdependent world due to Nature’s laws and evolution pushing us. It makes sense to have a single governing body for such a…

Question from the Internet: “If all truth is merely a social construct, isn’t the claim that everything is a social construction just another social construct in and of itself?” It is actually very simple. We are social beings; humanity can exist only through the myriads of interactions with each other…

Question from the Internet: “Can humans solve the dilemma of ethnic strife?” First of all, we cannot erase or suppress our ethnicity, our individual or national identity. It is part of our DNA, and any attempts to suppress or erase our uniqueness bring violent rebound reactions that “clever” politicians can…

Question from the Internet: “Our society is changing from consumers to creators. What are the likely consequences of this change?” Suppose by “creators”, you mean the influencers and content producers on social media. In that case, they are also part of consumerism, chasing fame and recognition while producing more and…

Question from the Internet: “Society respects people for their job and, in doing so, equates a person to his job. John is a lawyer. Mary is a cook. But our job is not us because we are infinitely bigger. Why doesn’t society appreciate people’s personalities for who they truly are?” …

Question from the Internet: “Are humans, collectively, too stupid to solve climate change?” It is the opposite, actually. Individually or nationally, we are too stupid to solve any global problems. And we could solve any present problems and prevent any future ones collectively. But at present, we cannot do “collectively”. …

Question from the Internet: “Could one world, one currency work? If you were in a position to implement it, how would you go about it to avoid conflicts?” We are gradually learning that we exist in a single, fully integrated and interdependent world. We still do not actually feel this…