CIVILIZATIONAL THRESHOLDS AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE

Shamsutdynova-Lebedyuk T.N. та Lebedyuk Y. та Shamsutdynov B.F. (2025) CIVILIZATIONAL THRESHOLDS AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE. Promising scientific researches of Eurasian scholars (№33). с. 240-243.

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This paper examines the epistemological and ethical implications of technogenic civilization’s accelerated development, focusing on three interrelated global crises: the threat of self-annihilation through weapons of mass destruction, the ecological destabilization of the biosphere, and the anthropological crisis manifesting in the erosion of human subjectivity. It argues that the traditional paradigm of scientific–technological progress, oriented toward unlimited growth and instrumental rationality, has reached its civilizational limits, generating existential risks unprecedented in human history. Special attention is devoted to emerging biotechnological and neurotechnological interventions, whose potential for altering human corporeality and consciousness raises profound ethical dilemmas. The article contends that overcoming these crises requires a paradigmatic shift toward a new form of scientific rationality integrating humanistic values, ecological sustainability, and ethical responsibility, thereby enabling the coevolution of humanity, nature, and technology in the 21st century.

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