Philosophical manifesto critiques civilizational crisis by examining human rights imbalance and worldview paradigms.
This philosophical and sociological manifesto presents a comprehensive English edition of the article originally published in the prominent Ukrainian weekly analytical newspaper "Mirror of the Week" ("Zerkalo Nedeli" (ZN.UA), No. 1, January 14, 2017). The work delivers a rigorous interdisciplinary critique of the modern civilizational crisis, identifying its roots within the severe imbalance of human rights and responsibilities, the epistemological traps of Postmodernism, and the dogmatic "four-percent worldview" of materialist Modernism. On a foundational level, the author challenges the absolute reliance on statistical management and the mathematical axiom of actual infinity (set theory), arguing for a necessary transition to the axiom of potential infinity and non-linear time-space determinism. This paper serves as the essential worldview introduction incorporated into the upcoming three-volume monograph "The Mystery of the Nameless Length. The Path to Understanding Time".
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