Media Interpretations, Ethical Perspectives on the Conceptualization of the “Earth Without Borders” Project

Media reality has acquired an ontological status and has become the foundation of a new cultural landscape, including the landscape of the Earth. Humans project their desires, avoiding the deeper understanding of the phenomenon of Earth, as the Earth serves as a platform for media presentations. This contemplation deepens the divide between humans and the Earth. The Earth takes on the meaning of an artificial reality, diminishing the sense of responsibility. The Earth’s space, in the context of modern technology, which creates a new dimension of existence, acquires a configuration that can no longer be accurately mapped, rendering the question of open or closed borders irrelevant. This refers to the emergence of virtual landscapes that replace the objective reality of Earth’s existence. This raises the issue of ethical attitudes toward the Earth in the context of transformational changes within media reality, which pushes Earth’s future projects into the background of an illusory world.