Dead end to infinity

The root of the problems of the Earth and humanity today is not easy to find and name, because our clear vision is hindered by harmful - unfortunately widespread and questioned by only a few - misconceptions and errors. Is it really an information age and a knowledge-based society that we live in? The stormy technical development and constant economic growth of our days are certainly a sign of human intelligence, - and the rise of globalization, migration and Western democracy are the victory of diversity, equal opportunities and tolerance? Were Columbus, James Watt and their companions truly unique explorers and revolutionaries who brought a new turn to history? Could it not be that humanity's path so far has led straight to the current state, and the first real turn and revolution of history is still to come? The volume raises such unusual and provocative questions - not secretly in order to generate debate and dialogue. "Having used its mind and logic to knock down and demolish all natural obstacles around itself - that is, vital signposts and protective barriers - and thus found itself in a desolate, endless dead end in all directions, humanity has only one chance for survival: that in the future it will notice other signposts. Ones that it has not been able to notice with its mind and logic so far. And for this reason - and only for this reason - it has not yet knocked them down."