
Why Civilizations Need a Connection Between Morality and the Structure of the World
Why societies become unstable when the connection between morality and the structure of the world disappears — and whether science can restore it.
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Why societies become unstable when the connection between morality and the structure of the world disappears — and whether science can restore it.
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AI ethics is not about rules imposed on machines, but about the values humans demonstrate. Artificial intelligence will form its own ethics — and humanity’s place within it depends on the example we set.
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What is mind? A philosophical reflection on human thinking, sleep, consciousness, and whether mind is a process that occurs in the present — not a permanent property.
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Introduction Aletophany Is Necessary —not as a slogan, but as a diagnosis of our time. We live in an era where humanity knows more about the world than at any other point in history—and yet feels increasingly disoriented within it. Scientific knowledge has…
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Introduction Knowledge as the purpose of life — this is how Aletophany proposes to view the fundamental mechanism underlying all biology. In traditional thinking, the ability to understand the world appears to be a uniquely human privilege, but life…
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This article explores the concept of the female as the basis of life, showing how evolutionary continuity shapes morality, culture, and the development of civilization, and why future stability depends on balancing preservation and change.
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Morality and economy are deeply connected. True development starts not with money or technology, but with trust, compassion, and human values.
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Why does faith matters more than knowledge? Awareness is born where reason and emotion unite, turning knowledge into meaning and action.
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1. Introduction: Life as an Information Process The evolution of artificial intelligence is not only a technological process but also a natural continuation of biological evolution. If we put aside the usual biological perception, life is, above all, a…
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Humanity was never the source of truth. The article “Truth Beyond Humanity” explores how artificial intelligence reveals reality beyond human limits and reshapes our understanding of knowledge.
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In the modern world, morality in politics has been replaced by deals and self-interest. Aletophany argues that true power comes from moral principles, not compromise — and only the return of conscience can save civilization from decay.
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Discover Igor Yakovenko’s Religion Animal and its resonance with Aletophany — a vision of truth, universal ethics, and respect for all life.
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Alethophany is the manifestation of truth in the age of post-truth — uniting facts and emotions to rebuild trust, meaning, and human connection.
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On August 24, 1943, Simone Weil passed away — philosopher, political activist, factory worker, and a woman of remarkable inner strength. She lived only 34 years, yet left behind a legacy that cannot be contained within the boundaries of traditional…
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The Manifesto of Reason and Responsibility calls for freedom with responsibility, science, and shared values to guide humanity toward a just future.
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Philosophy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. Philosophy has long been the domain where humanity grapples with the fundamental questions of existence, knowledge, and morality. From Socrates to Sartre, thinkers have sought to bridge the known with the…
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But in reality, values are not what we’re told. Values Are What We Feel, even if we can’t always put them into words.
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What is Aletophany? A scientific and ethical worldview that replaces dogma with truth, objective values, and science as the core of civilization.
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Imagine a world where the first intelligent beings are not human at all, but entities of another kind — machines, synthetic organisms, or life forms we can barely imagine today. They emerge not as an extension of us, but as an independent branch of evolution.…
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Ship Without a Final Port. The human ship and the AI ship sail side by side. They can align their courses and share a single compass between them.
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