
doi: 10.31483/r-22194
Mankind is one of the organs of an organism distributed in space – the Earth's Biosystem; therefore, it can exist, evolving, only with continuous interaction and competition according to the laws of the living world with all its parts. To participate in its transformations of the living and mineral worlds into a single living organism, uniting for this the mind of people into the mind of humanity. As the author notes, having distinguished itself from Nature, mankind began to parasitize on the living world, being content only with the mind of separate individuals to achieve their selfish goals. To this end, relations are changing both among people and their associations, up to and including states. The egoism of people led to capitalism – a disastrous path for humanity. In the presence of the mind of mankind, another society would be chosen based on the laws of nature.
predators, family, развитие, взаимодействие, законы, interaction, psychology, migration, egoism, семья, living world, хищники, development, laws, degradation, конкуренция, живой мир, миграция, эгоизм, психология, biocenosis, morality, биоценоз, деградация, нравственность, competition
predators, family, развитие, взаимодействие, законы, interaction, psychology, migration, egoism, семья, living world, хищники, development, laws, degradation, конкуренция, живой мир, миграция, эгоизм, психология, biocenosis, morality, биоценоз, деградация, нравственность, competition
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