The Theory of the Universe and Objective Reality
Nicolai Levashov
For several millennia, man has constantly tried to fathom the vast volumes of space surrounding
him. Various models of the Universe and ideas about humanity’s place in it were created to this end.
Gradually, these concepts became the so-called, scientific theory of the Universe. This theory was finally
crystallized in the middle of the 20th century. Albert Einstein’s Relativity Theory became the basis of the
Big Bang theory that exists today.
All the other theories of reality, in principle, are only particular cases of this theory. That is why
human conceptions about the Universe and, more importantly, the future of civilization, depend upon the
accuracy with which the theory of the Universe reflects the true state of affairs. Different technologies,
devices and machines are created on the basis of the concepts about nature. Therefore, the existence or
non-existence of Earth civilization depends upon what kinds of technologies are created.
If these concepts are incorrect or inexact, they can lead to catastrophe and destruction, both of civilization
and of life itself on this wonderful planet which we humans call Earth. Thus, concepts about the
nature of the Universe can move from the purely theoretical to the purely practical, thereby, dramatically
influence the future of civilization and life on our planet. So everyone, not just philosophers and scientists,
should feel concern about such views.
Thus, concepts about the nature of the Universe can be a key to extraordinary progress by a civilization,
if they are correct; or may result in the destruction of civilization and life on Earth, if they are erroneous.
Correct concepts about the nature of the Universe will create, while incorrect will destroy.
In other words, concepts about the nature of the Universe can become a weapon of mass destruction,
in comparison with which a nuclear bomb would be like a child's toy. This is a not a metaphor, but
the naked truth. It doesn’t depend on whether or not someone believes it, and, like any true statement, it
doesn’t depend on the subjectivity of the person who perceives it, no more than, for example, the activity
of the sun would depend upon whether or not man understands its nature.
It is absolutely all the same for the sun, no matter what kind of concepts humans entertain about the
nature of its activity. The closeness of human concepts to the true phenomena matters only to humans.
And it seems to me that most people, who call themselves scientists, forget this simple truth and have
been carried away with the creation of theories that to a much greater degree serve their personal agendas
rather than the quest for truth—which everyone dedicated to science should have as his single, overriding
purpose.
Regrettably, all of the above is not a figment of my imagination or mere verbiage, but actual fact.
This fact is not hidden in nonsensical formulas and determinations, which are unclear to most people, except
for a small circle of "specialists". It is a fact that people can readily understand, regardless of whether
or not they are educated or able to read. Moreover, it is already having a direct impact on people to a
greater or lesser degree.
False, erroneous concepts about the nature of the Universe have resulted in an ecological catastrophe
toward which Earth civilization is catapulting so confidently. There are so many confirmations of this
that anyone who wants to see it will clearly have no doubt about what is happening.
Everything indicates that the technocratic path of development which contemporary civilization has
taken leads to the self-destruction of Earth’s civilization. Traditional science has accumulated a great
many observations of various phenomena of the so-called middle world which humans inhabit. The middle
world, which is situated between the macrocosmic and microcosmic levels, is where the natural laws
exist. In our middle world humans can observe only the manifestations of true natural law.
Those phenomena that man is able to perceive through the five sense organs are only the tip of the
iceberg. All the rest is "the thing in itself", an unknowable, about which Immanuel Kant wrote extensively.
This type of understanding is unavoidable as it is impossible to create the correct picture of the Universe
by using five senses only.
This is simply because human sense organs evolved as a result of adaptation to the living conditions
of the ecological niche which humans occupy as a species of living nature. These sense organs allow humans
to accustom themselves to this ecological niche, but no more than that. Sense organs are intended
only for the middle world.
Man has created many different devices that marginally allow him to penetrate into the microcosm
and macrocosm. It would seem that the problem is solved: by means of these devices man is able to reach
the micro- and macrocosm. However, there are several "buts". One of the most significant “buts” is that
man has only extended the range of his sense organs by using these devices, but has done nothing whatsoever
to transform his sense organs.
In other words, the limited nature of his sense organs has been carried over to the level of micro and macrocosm. Just as it is impossible to see the beauty of a flower by using one’s ears, it is impossible
to penetrate the micro- and macrocosm by using only the five sense organs. The picture that man attains
by means of these devices does not allow his connecting with the "the thing in itself". Instead, it allows
him to see a false picture of the nature of the Universe that he himself has created by means of his five
senses.
Read on:
Love Always
mudra
Nicolai Levashov
For several millennia, man has constantly tried to fathom the vast volumes of space surrounding
him. Various models of the Universe and ideas about humanity’s place in it were created to this end.
Gradually, these concepts became the so-called, scientific theory of the Universe. This theory was finally
crystallized in the middle of the 20th century. Albert Einstein’s Relativity Theory became the basis of the
Big Bang theory that exists today.
All the other theories of reality, in principle, are only particular cases of this theory. That is why
human conceptions about the Universe and, more importantly, the future of civilization, depend upon the
accuracy with which the theory of the Universe reflects the true state of affairs. Different technologies,
devices and machines are created on the basis of the concepts about nature. Therefore, the existence or
non-existence of Earth civilization depends upon what kinds of technologies are created.
If these concepts are incorrect or inexact, they can lead to catastrophe and destruction, both of civilization
and of life itself on this wonderful planet which we humans call Earth. Thus, concepts about the
nature of the Universe can move from the purely theoretical to the purely practical, thereby, dramatically
influence the future of civilization and life on our planet. So everyone, not just philosophers and scientists,
should feel concern about such views.
Thus, concepts about the nature of the Universe can be a key to extraordinary progress by a civilization,
if they are correct; or may result in the destruction of civilization and life on Earth, if they are erroneous.
Correct concepts about the nature of the Universe will create, while incorrect will destroy.
In other words, concepts about the nature of the Universe can become a weapon of mass destruction,
in comparison with which a nuclear bomb would be like a child's toy. This is a not a metaphor, but
the naked truth. It doesn’t depend on whether or not someone believes it, and, like any true statement, it
doesn’t depend on the subjectivity of the person who perceives it, no more than, for example, the activity
of the sun would depend upon whether or not man understands its nature.
It is absolutely all the same for the sun, no matter what kind of concepts humans entertain about the
nature of its activity. The closeness of human concepts to the true phenomena matters only to humans.
And it seems to me that most people, who call themselves scientists, forget this simple truth and have
been carried away with the creation of theories that to a much greater degree serve their personal agendas
rather than the quest for truth—which everyone dedicated to science should have as his single, overriding
purpose.
Regrettably, all of the above is not a figment of my imagination or mere verbiage, but actual fact.
This fact is not hidden in nonsensical formulas and determinations, which are unclear to most people, except
for a small circle of "specialists". It is a fact that people can readily understand, regardless of whether
or not they are educated or able to read. Moreover, it is already having a direct impact on people to a
greater or lesser degree.
False, erroneous concepts about the nature of the Universe have resulted in an ecological catastrophe
toward which Earth civilization is catapulting so confidently. There are so many confirmations of this
that anyone who wants to see it will clearly have no doubt about what is happening.
Everything indicates that the technocratic path of development which contemporary civilization has
taken leads to the self-destruction of Earth’s civilization. Traditional science has accumulated a great
many observations of various phenomena of the so-called middle world which humans inhabit. The middle
world, which is situated between the macrocosmic and microcosmic levels, is where the natural laws
exist. In our middle world humans can observe only the manifestations of true natural law.
Those phenomena that man is able to perceive through the five sense organs are only the tip of the
iceberg. All the rest is "the thing in itself", an unknowable, about which Immanuel Kant wrote extensively.
This type of understanding is unavoidable as it is impossible to create the correct picture of the Universe
by using five senses only.
This is simply because human sense organs evolved as a result of adaptation to the living conditions
of the ecological niche which humans occupy as a species of living nature. These sense organs allow humans
to accustom themselves to this ecological niche, but no more than that. Sense organs are intended
only for the middle world.
Man has created many different devices that marginally allow him to penetrate into the microcosm
and macrocosm. It would seem that the problem is solved: by means of these devices man is able to reach
the micro- and macrocosm. However, there are several "buts". One of the most significant “buts” is that
man has only extended the range of his sense organs by using these devices, but has done nothing whatsoever
to transform his sense organs.
In other words, the limited nature of his sense organs has been carried over to the level of micro and macrocosm. Just as it is impossible to see the beauty of a flower by using one’s ears, it is impossible
to penetrate the micro- and macrocosm by using only the five sense organs. The picture that man attains
by means of these devices does not allow his connecting with the "the thing in itself". Instead, it allows
him to see a false picture of the nature of the Universe that he himself has created by means of his five
senses.
Read on:
Love Always
mudra
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