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Philosophical analysis highlights ethical risks of science and philosophy in shaping human consciousness, suggesting a need for ethical responsibility.
This philosophical paper examines the relationship between science, philosophy, ego, and human consciousness within the global social structure. It argues that both science and philosophy can become exploitative when guided by ego, power, or rigid ideology rather than ethical awareness. By reflecting on scientific conflicts, the creation of destructive technologies, and the transformation of philosophical thought into ideology, the paper emphasizes the need for global awareness and ethical responsibility in the pursuit of knowledge.
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